The Archive · 1910

H, M. Supreme Court

Shanghai, Deo. 16 — Before F. 8. A. Bounxr, Esq., Assistant Judge

Sixom 7. BooTs sian.

Plaintiff sought to recover $70, money loaned in the month of June. that there had Pista stated that on Jane 5 of this year he lent the defendant $70. He handed over the money in Boots Singh's house. It was in notes. Geasa Singh was present at the time; also Boota's wife. Witness was at present unemployed.

Gessa Singh stated that on June 5, Pal Sirgh asked bim where Boota Singh wae. Witoess replied that he was in his house and Pal them arked him to accompany him to his house as he was going to lend Boots some money. Witness accompanied him and saw him band Boots $70 in notes. No pro-misery note was given s plaintiff and defendant were upon friendly terms with each other.

His Lordship said that if defendant denied the debt the matter would have to be referred to the Gurdwara.

Defendant denied having received $70 from plaintiff.

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