His Lordship, in his sumnihgup, sid there way only one real poind in the ears" 1h° prisoner: Wore the man who signed the blue form, he had committed a for-wary? further he uttered it by handing ie te the bank and. got ting money in exchange for it, and if ho had dono that it, waa] with inten to defraud: Mere was no dow the thas the ease was a curious ona, Net only had they were complicated by the Forged "document, fono mat. handing out by ths bank of Auplicate paswherk.—Had the word "duplicate," however, been ten on it, the bank would have been much nove etreful when paying the money out. seas strange that that had not been dene: it waa strange thee the ass-hook was handed out. to some Indian on Jamary 25 6n sippacently very little proof that the other book hed been loa, and thera had. been no identification of the individael who ached for except the production. printed visiting eard. As for the dood actually been Heposited ut the bank by" Suche Singh, as had already been point-aut, he would not Loco in who. ther the prisoner found guibly or woquitted.
There wan not rag of evidence in the cue for the p ion.
Thoro was one curious omission
nor any suggestion ty show how, Sudara Singh wan sufficiently alive to the vignaturo on the specimen card, if Sadara wore th man who Went to the bank. His Lordship reminded. the jory that there was no hostility" between Suche Singh and the post dated cheque because Howler prisoner. Whey were friends end ation had ho could not. When
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