Plaintiff—I am not willing to ithiraw the summons now. I ish to see what arrangement friend will make.
Mr. Kentwell—I understood would be withdrawn ard an amicable rottlement would take place as soon as it was withdrawn.
The Judge—He puts it the othe: way.
Mr. Kentwell (to plaintiff)——t the summons is withdrawn, a settlement will be made to-day. Is vot that the understanding?
iaintift—If Mr. Kentwell will give me an assurance that an eventual settlement will be tom full satisfaction, T will withdraw it.
Mr. Kentwell—1 have already assured you morning that I will do that, Assurance or Insurance?
The Judge—What exactly does he want?" An assurance oF insur-Plaintif'—I want Mr. Kentwell to guarantee or assure me that eventual settlement will be to my)?! satisfaction. who Judge—What we want to wat form he wants it to the old days we were! ali_close friends and T only tov': legal action against bim because was compelled to, but I have been thinking about it and I do not want to go on with this case provided Mr. Kentwell will assure me befr> you that the settlement will be satisfactory and that it will no: fy, revoked.
Mr. Kentwell—t can assure yn! solemnly. that it will be satisfaction and there will be 1:0! jpeeasion to come to this Court 1 "Plaintitt—I heartily we leo: announcement. i The Judge—I think the do iq to adjourn the case si)
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