Disclosure of Local Firm's Affairs in Supreme Court: Claim for $300
At H. M. Supreme Court on Wednesday before his Honour Judge Grain, Chang Gee-kang sued Messrs. Marriott, Beliatsky & Ca., Ld., of 76 North Szechuen Road, the return of $300, fr, O, S. Franklin appeared for plaintiff, Mr. K. E. Newman said he was not appearing for defendants, but had come to explain the position. He was informed by the Crown Advocate that a petition was now being prepared for the compulsory winding-up of this company, Counsel understood from the Registrar that it had not been definitely cided what course would be taken; but the company was to be wound up, ar@ from what he (counsel) knew of it, there ought to be no other course taken. It would be a waste of time to go into the present case because there were a number of other creditors, and if the company was wound up they would all have to prove their claims, while the assets were nothing like sufficiout at the present moment to pay them all in full.
His Lordship—Who is winding up the company?
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