An application bearing upon the British Columbia Architects' Act has been made in court here and judgement has been, reserved. W. H. Chow had been convicted of an infraction of the Act for advertise ing himself as an architect when he was not. a member of the institute. When he appealed to the Supreme Court, his counsel argued that his client's advertisement was "W. H. Chow, architect," whereas the Act prevented him from holding himself out as an architect under this Act'? If you succeed, then the Act is not mush good,'' commented the Judge, in reserving his decision.
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