The Assessor stated that the Court would reserve its verdict.
Mr. A. J. Martin (British Assessor) and Mr. Kuan Chun (senior Chinese, Magistrate) were on the Bench. "Mr. G. D. Musso and Mr. A.
Fishman appeared to prosecute! (the former for N. E. B. Ezra and the latter for Dadanashvilli) and Mr. S. Young watched the proceedings on behalf of the police. Dr. G. Sellett and Dr. S. M. Ho were for the defence, and Mr. A.'M. Preston and Mr. S. Y. Yeh watched the case for alleged partners in the firm of which prisoner was manager. tors.
His Honour said that this point not concern the Court. It was a question to be dealt with by the liquidator if and when appointed. The company had not yet liquidate ed; it was only considering the matter. Judgment would be given for plaintiffs for the amount, with costs.
Mr, Wing thereupon explained that the second ease was exactly similar to the first,
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