China Realty v. Dr. Kew, Mr. Anderson: Judge on Variation of Ter us of Partnership HE hearing opened in H.M. Full Court yesterday of an appea! against a judgment given b y Judge P. Grant Jones in H.M.
Supreme Court on June 13, 1937, in favour of the plaintiffs in the case of the China Realty Ca., Fed. Inc., v. Mr. J. O. Anderson and Dr. C. T. Kew, when the plainti ffs sought the foreclosure or sale and/or possession of certain proj perties belonging to the partnership known as the British Flower Shop, and situated in the French Concession.
The case arose out of a series of mortgages, originally held with the Credit Foncier, and later extended to and increased by the China Realty Ca.; the total amount of the mortgages was $131,856.
The Full Court hearing the oppos 1 Which is expected to end late th afternoon, consists of Judge Sir Allan Mossop, Judge R. E. Lindsell (of Hongkong), and Judge P. Grant Jones. Mr. C. T. Measor appeared for one of the appellants, Dr. Kew while Mr. K. E. Newman appeared for the respondents: Mr. Anderson was neither present or representa Opening his case, Mr. Measor said that shortly after the partnership of Kew and Anderson had been in operation under the name of th British Flower Shop," Mr. Anderson a former member of the Bar of ti Supreme Court, desired a persona loan of Tis, 20,000, and Dr. Kew agreed to assist, the French Consula: lot 885 being transferred to the Credit Foncier as security, Later.
Mr. Anderson apparently wanted more, and had the Credit Foncier c a declaration of trust in favour: of the Tai Yuan Bank. still the deed of ownership was transferred to the present respondent:
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