Mr. Brown—You received from the plaintiff a fee of $5,500?—Yes, and I suppose that is what made the mouths of Messrs. White-Cooper Master water, and so you brought this suit after five years.
Out of this $5,500 did you make any disbursements?—There was no question of disbursements. It was a professional fee paid to me.
Witness said he did not know Capital paid up, oF whether there whether the company had any
were any shareholders. The_registered office was not in his office: he did not know where it was. It might have been removed there Inter, but he could not remember.
Mr, Brown—Were you responsible for this advertisement in your name, stating that the regis-ered office was in your office?—It may have been pur in by members staff. I have no personal Knowledge. I don't read Chinese, The Judge—Surely you don't chow the use of your name without your authority?
Witness—Sometimes they say they want to advertise and I say:—"Go ahead'
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