Before his Honour Judge G. W. King on Sept. 10 in H. M. Supreme Court judgment in favour of the plaintiff was given in a suit brought by Mr. L, A. Laflar against Mr. A. S, Giles for a sum of $225, with interest and costs. Mr. F. J. Schuhl represented the plaintiff and Me, 'D, Rodger the defendant. "cAgeording to the evidence the defendant had borrowed $300 from plaintiff in January, unknown to his family, and defendant had obtained repayment of only $75 of this mount on July 8. Defendant elf was not in court.
'His Honour also gave judgment in favour of the plaintiff' in a similar} ult brought by Bandeg Singh Ggainst Chant Singh for $100.
J, Munnasheh of the Asia Me ation tu which he claimed Ts, Go. was the plaintiff
font from A. E, David, being jalanee of amount due as per account rendered. Plaintiff als" aluimed interest at the rate of @ight per cent. Neither of the parties was represented by counsel.
The plaintiff said that goods hud been bought on joint account with tthe defendant and certain payments had been made, but a balance remained of Tis, 86.09. There had been no agreen: ent as to interest.
Gross-examined by defendant, plaintiff said that he had no know edge of any counter-claim.
His Lordship said that judgment must be for the plaintiff in the sum of Tls. 86.09 with costs, but execution would be stayed for a reasonable time to allow defendant io bring an action against the present plaintiff, If he (the defendant) so desired.
A youth named August A. Borgeest appeared before the Registrar, Mr. A. J. Martin, in H. Police Court on Sept, 10, charged with making false entries in the books of the British Y.M.C.A. Hut at The New World, Thibet Road, and with feloniously taking goods. accused said goods to men in the hut without properly entering them in the stock books, falsifying the ac-
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