Mr. Kentwell—My friend admit it. That is why I am caving time by not calling Messrs. Seth, Mancell MeLure, The Judge—-There is no need for you to attempt to save Mr. Brown's time. You have to prove your case, Mr. Kentwell—Well, 1am. 0 often accused of wasting time, and T try not to, The Judge—You may try, but you do waste it all the same!
Mr. Kentwell claimed that [Hguidator, in law he was only responsible to whoever appointed him. The Official Receiver at Home, for instance, was only responsible to the Board of Trade, and it was only the appointing body who could all for "an accounting. "He was appointed liquidator by the Spanish Consal.
Chinese Coal Produce and Stock, Exchange Ca., Ld., was a name ho copied from the original documents, Messrs. Fessenden & Holeomb tried, to start two new actions against what they called the Spanish company, but they had nothing to do with' the other action—"and you! Know that better than anyone else, Mr. Kentwell." Witness said could not express any opinion regard. ing Messrs. Fessenden & Holeomb's statement that the company never had been registered inthe Spanish Consulate: he was not in the con-solate.
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