V. Muraour,' secretary of the' American Club, made a motion for Judgment by default in a case in which his client sued Mr. E. J. Harrison for $2,700, with interes!
the rate of 32 per cent. annually, from August 5, 1929.
Plaintiff deposed that he had lent $2,700 to defendant who handed im. a promissory note for this amount. 'AN the foot of the promissory note [was a rider in which defendant promised to hand plaintiff certain' securities, but plaintiff stated that he had not received any of these. Defendant was now in Manila and] Jabout three weeks ago he had sent plaintiff? $500. Witness had tried many times to collect the money but} without success.
Judgment was entered, in default, in plaintiffs favour.
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