The Archive · 1930

PROVISIONAL COURT

Echo of Pick Case

An echo of the Eugene Pick case came up in the Provisional Court before Judge Tseng on January 7, when Maurice Lovitaky, one of the principals in the former action who {was subsequently acquitted, brought] criminal action against the complainant in the Pick case, Chang Pezuan, and another who figured largely in that action, Nylon Kyeu-Jing.

The charge was of having given false information in the Provisional Court with intent to cause complainant (Levitaky) to undergo disciplinary and punitive measures, contrary to the Chinese Criminal was represented by Mr. Luchich, whilst the two ne-cuissed were represented by Pan Jung-ngoh and Liu Sze-chaw.

The hearing was adjourned from December 28, when the accused were not present and on the request of Mr. Luchich the adjournment was ordered.

At the hearing Chang was present but Nylon was not and hhis solicitor produced a doctor's certificate which said that the second accused was ill and could only go out in the coll under penalty of delaying his recovery. misinterprets some of my remarks, ters.

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