Defendant—Then why did Sikh P.C, 903, through repeatedly going to the B.C. Ca. in Pootung, cause. Mr. Spence: to lose his position? was P.C. 303 who loaned the! money.
In the box, defendant strenuous-Is denied that the money: had ever been received from the man who had just given evidence as plaintiff, Spence, who was an. ex-police. man, had obtained a position in the B.C. Ca, He needed money to ft unself out with clothes, 09 asked witness he would: gustantee his for $200, ras Thought He Would Lose His Job Asked by the Registrar why he was so certain that Sikh P.C. 303 had lent the money, witness stated Spence had said to him that he knew a man in the police force, They met P.C. 303 on duty at the corner of Canton snd Szechuen Roads, This yas the man who afterwards repeatedly came to witness's office. "He came times," said witness," that I would lose my po: Spence had lost his." PO. 303) had insisted that his name was Santa Singh. When witness went to see Mr. Clark he found that it was "Santa something else.'
George H. Spence described the negotiations between himself and 303, who had said the interest would be $10—10 per cent. a month, The Registrar—Do you realize that 10 per cent. per month means 120 per cent. per year?
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