Mr. Fedorico Sarda, the Spanish attorney, was next called. His evidence' concerned the registration fof the papers and translations of documents as well as translations parts of the Spanish Code. In his opinion it was not necessary for a company to advertise its. registe:- tion at the Spanish Consulate. To have been legal, the company shoald have added the letters S. & C. to its name, designating the type of organization it was.
Tu reply to Mr. Harris, witness; thought that-eventually the working partner would be responsible for the entire indebtedness of the company, hut believed that the company should first be sued, then individuals.
His Lordship, after asking Mr. Sarda for additional translations fromthe Spanish Code, and after hearing argument by counsel on the Jaw, reserved judgment, loss came to Tls. 6,984.56, for which counsel asked, together' with interest. at eight per cent. to the date of judgment and costs.
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