9. That according to article 66] of the Federal Code of Obligation there can be no restitution of what has been given with a view of attaining an illegal object 10. That it ig a. well established that Mrs. Spencer and Dohse had tained relations of undue intimacy. Their letters, "paper! kisses," referred to each' other in endearing terms. Witnesses for} respondent had given evidence _regarding the affair in Tracey race, which indicated suspicious cir cumstances, to say the least.
Spencer's Actions Mr. Wing, after Mr. Lewis had In opening the case for the pros secution, Mr. Covey introduced doctor's certificate showing the i [juries sustained by the complain fant, "The doctor was ill and cordingly was unable to atten Court. Mr. Wright raised no objects jon to the introduction of the cer tificate. Counsel for the complaine fant went on to say that the facts were that his client was proceeding down Foochow Road at about 6
Elly Widler has been found not guilty of fraud, forgery, and destruction of documents but has been sentenced to three months detention for using a forged document. This judgment was delivered by Major J, L. Isler, Swiss Consul-General and President of the Swiss! Consular Court, on Tuesday morning, the Shanghai Municipal Council Jcountel described them as "liars." P inciple of criminal La Their charges, said counsel, had been framed up because of the hatred which existed between Yang Sen and Widler.
The Bullet Proof Vest Business Widler's evidence showed that he had been engaged in the bullet proof vest business for over two years. His order book showed that the possibility of fraud Where the act which forms the basi of the complaint of the defrauded party is illegal, TI, That the criminal destruction the documents purporting embody the terms of an agreement relating to an illegal act is likewise excluded.
12. That also it can be taken from coneladed, referring t3 the incident Woochang Road, said that it was inconceivable that Spencer, a man of 29, could have acted as a child of six, and must have realized where he was. Mr. said that he had never seen such a pack of rogues called into a Court to give evidence, and referred to one by name, Aroused by the implication, witness, who was in Court, shouted forelock on the evening of October }28, accompanied by two students, They heard a sort of hissing naisd Jand were stopped by defendant who slapped the complainant in the face. The latter asked for an exe planation and in reply, defendant struck complainant on the head with hig baton cat Ghambor inthe Administration transaction with the Chinese com-ithe the expert evidence submitted -to Building, Mr. P. Schwyzer and Me,|painants was for bullet proof vests. he Cours tat she signature of the Wing characterized the two Russian] days, After the assault, complaine (expert, evidence submitted to] "et Sh Tot a aguer".
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BR. Plattner sat' as assessors. Mr: PF. J. Schuh! appeared on behalf of counsel, that Widler had ever engag-evidence, complainants Yang and Tus" aP- witnesses, who said that they ant was, taken to the Louza polied the representative of General Yang, ed in the sale of ammunition in sale of bullet proof vests, which Elly climbed the water pipe in a house station and charged with assaults
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