Further evidence along the lines of that given in earlier hearings of the case of the Land Bank of China v. Mr. John Maynard, was given int US. Court before the Commissione! Mr. William 'T. Collins, last: Wedne day. At the close of the first hearing a judgment of $1,110 with interes costs was rendered and on July 12a writ of attachment was issued against Mz. Maynard's property.
Wednesday's action was brought by Mr. No A. Viloudaki, an intervener, who asks that the attachment be dissolved on the grounds that the property is his. "A bill of sale. was among the other evidence presented in support of his contention.
Mr. Collins declined to hear all the arguments of Mr. 1. A. Reeks, for the plaintiff, and Mr. N.'B. Lux ton, for the intervener, as the time was too brief. The morning's session was interspersed by several sharp erbal duels between. the lawyers, "The hearing was, therefore, adjourned.
'A petition from Mr. Maynard, claiming an exemption of U.S:300, according to the usual terms of a Jandlord's Lien, which was granted the Land Bank of China previously, was not contested by the plaintiff. Mr. Collins granted Mr. Maynard the exemption.
Further arguments were heard on Thursday, before the Commissioner with reference to the writ of attachment and at the end of the hearing the Mr. Collins stated that the ease would now be taken under a visement and judgment given later.
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