The Archive · 1920

His Lordship—Tls. 270

Counsel added that the compradore ran away when the com: pany got into difficulties. He had not done business before in Shanghai. He had now returned, however, and was present in Court.

The point having been raised by both counsel, his Lordship suggested that it was inadvisable that Mr. Newman should continue to appear both for the liquidator and the compradore.

After further discussion, his Lordship made an order that the liquidation be continued under supervision of the Court.

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