Chanan Singh appeared on Monday in HM. Supreme Court before his Honour Judge Peter Grain seeking to recover §100, which he alleg-defendant, Kunda Singh had taken fom him after assaulting him Pisinti said that two Indians} were implicated in the theft. One! of them had a turban over his face and was unrecognizable, but he could lentify Kunda Singh. He said that he had the name of a foreigner who} saw the assault and that he had also reported the matter to the police.
His Honour adjourned the hearing to allow action.
Chanan Singh, two cases later on, appeared as defendant in a judgment summons in which Bara Singh was plaintiff. His Honour noted that since Chanan had been allegedly the victim of a robbery it might ho impossible for him to pay the judy. ment as soon as he otherwise might. His Honour then adjourned the summons for one month and told]
Plata that should Chanan nat any money during thai period Pisintift could bring up tie raat again without payment of extra Court fees.
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