Mr. Stevens thereupon quickly pointed out that according to the Judge's statement there was no justice except in appeals, and that "the lower court may exceed its authority at 1 and deci Court is bound to observe the constitution," he said, "and the Appeal Court cannot but likewise observe the constitution.
It would be an error other to take this question to thy Court of Appeal. This court has the authority to decide the issue once and for all and failing to do is. merely sion of its duties."
But Judge Shen was equal to the acc: and answered, "As to ig on the part of the learned Deputy, for in China whatever judgiaents we give we do so according to the law. The Chinese judicial system is not guided by side influences. All my fe ments T consider to be right and just."
After which followd observ dition, which argument Judge Shen concluded with, "the Chinese Jud: should have the ight to vender My earlier juds-iment there in fore Howers Judment was 1 carried out army Meadlocked awaiting action on the part of the Consular Body, whos ald it was stood would be invoked.
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