Commissioner's Court on Tuesday motion was made by Mr. H. D. Rodger, on behalf of H. Oliveira, to intervene in the case of the Chung Foo Union Bank v. A. P. Pattison.
Mr. Chang Nich-yun represented' the Bank; defendant was not present and was unrepresented.
Judgment has previously ieee given for plaintiffs, who claimed Tls. 420 in respect of rent due by defendant for rooms leased by him and Mr. Chang filed a motion for fexceution of judgment.
The Court held that the Bank had priority in their claim and ordered the sale of the contents of defendant rooms by auction by the Marsh mut now Rodger, for the interveners, claimed that defendant ordered from clients a quantity of mechanical tools to the value of Tls. 499.82, voices for which were tseng, would receive, another seven yCar=' imprisonment; and Tsu Ming-yung would be sent to gaol for Your years. All would be expelled. As there was no evidence against Tsu Ming-gi, he would be acquitted.
As soon as the sentences had been pronounced, M, D'Auxion de Ruffé on behalf of Dzung gave! notice of appeal. Later in the day. we understand, an appeal was filed a the French Consulate-General, which dissatisfied litigants in the French Concession may resort.
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