My. Hemmerde said Topaiian ranted that due care, skill, and judgment would be used on behalf of Wilde-Rice in the purchase or reselling of commodities and that the plaintiffs were possessed of the requisite skill and judgment and would watch the markets on his behalf, It was contended that in breach of that agreement the required skill and judgment were not used and if any loss or liability had been incurred it was due to their own negligence and no sum was payable by Wilde-ice to them. By the end of May Wilde-Rice owed the sum of £527 9s., which was reduced by a cheque for Claim for 180,000 Fails in High Court 62.195.
On May 30 Topalian called to see the invalid mother of Wilde-Rice and her sister, He told them of the debts Greyhound Corp.
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