Mr. Macleod, in the course of further remarks, observed that Dr. Wu had dislocated everything by leaving Canton, and had not paid the slightest attention to his colleagues' wishes. If there was no other solution, the Canton Parliament must meet and deal with the question, and obviously the Parliament must have time to meet. Counsel concluded that if the injunction were discharged on the ground of lack of evidence, he must claini the right to be given an opportunity to make out a case.
Mr. Reader Harris briefly replied, and the Court. reserved its decision.
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