Evidence could be given by the policeman, and the man. who was with the Chinese when he was knock fed over. The defendant did not give [his name or address to the policeman, Hour Jett the scene of the accident and proceeded cast down the road in the direction of Shanghai, "He was com-polled to leave his car'800 yards down the road, og it was severely damaged, and took a rickshaw. He met two [Chinese constables, "ore of whom went with him to'his home, There Mr, Hardman made his report, There would: be two other witnesses, one of whom would say what marks he saw on the ground, and the other witness, from the traffic department, would give evidence as to the state of the road at the time, and "the amount of treme which would be expected on a Saturday afternoon.
"There can be no exact definition of what Is dangerous or reckless." concluded Mr. Livingstone, "that is matter on which you have to come to your.own, condlusions, In this case the facts speak very clearly for themselves."
After evidence had been taken, the erse was adjourned.
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