Appeal Made in the Foh An Insurance Case: Large Sums Involved in Action In the appellate division of the Shanghai Special District Court on September 3 before Judges Hyui, Sun and Kuh, Dung Zoongacu appealed against a sentence imposed on him by the lower court of misapprop: tion and defrauding his clients to the extent of several lakhs of dol lars whilst serving as manager of the Fuh An Life Insurance Ca, One of the complainants in the ease-was Dung Yung-hai, a brother of ap-
Appellant goid the Feb An Insurance Ca. was registered in Hongkong in 1916 and in 1926 a branch office was opened in Shanghai. This latter was known as the China Foh An Insurance Ca, and was registered in Poking. The name was changed on account of the com-any's extensive business with people residing in various parts of the country. Tu 1925, the head office in Hongkong stopped issuing life peh From 1916 to 1925, approxi-$100,000 wax received. in premiums and, since the word "China" was added to the name, approximately $60,000 was received from various customers residing China between 1925 and 1928. Witness did not remember the accounts clearly as the treasurer was in charge of these. Witness's d signation was "general superinten dent."
The China Foh An Insurunce Ca. stopped issuing policies in 1926 and rent Into liquidation about the 7th moon of the following year.
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