Shanghai, 13th April. Before Sir Peruax L. Warren, K.C.M.G. (H. B. M. Consul-General), Fuse Haczenc, Esq. (Consul-General for Sweden and Norway), and G. D, Apvocaar, Esq. (Consul-General for the Netherlands), Baxvoo v. THe Muntorrat Oouncr.
On the Court re-sitting at 2.30 p.m., Mr.
the original title deeds I have alluded to in Philips sid: propose, fi, to hand in my opening remarks, Here is the original title deed of British Consular lot 1212. You will remember that that is a portion of the lot which became German Consular lob 189, now merged in British Consular lot 4454. is the lot on the south side of the creek—the long, narrow lot. Here is the original sla of lob 1213. I think, Sir, you have what is called the combined plan. "You will see that lot 1212 is in the contre, and lot 1213 and lot 1214 east of lot 1212. "They are the original British Consular lots. Lot. 1213 is on the west of lot 1212, and lot 1214 on the east. Here is the owner's title deed of 2258, giving all the lote.
Mr. Mel 'Mr. Phillips—that lot presently. It seems to be something like King Charles' head.
Mr. McNeill—I am not objecting to that. It appears on the face of it: an admission that it is not the original deed.
Mr. Phillips—I have told tne Court at is the owner's copy. It gives the strip on the other side of the Bubbling Well Road to the owner.
Mr. Ellis—It is original for our purpose, because there i subsequent title deed issued
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