Appearing for the plaintiff in this case, Mr. G. F. Cartis pointed out that his "Lordship gave an order for the defendants to produce their books and give an account for the plaintiff. They bad cern a namber of the books, bat they bad not been sble to make the examination that was necessary, and were in " position not to ge ahead the case. If ucerssary be would have ly for an order. that this might not be a determination not to obey the order of the Court, bat it might be an accident. Unless he prodaced the books withia three days, a writ of attachment would issue,
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