Important officials of the "China Times" are leaving for the interior to speed up plans for the opening of offices in Hankow and Chungking.
The "Central China Daily News (Chung Hwa Jih Pao), and the "National Herald" (Sheng Chow Jih Pao), are continuing publication as usual. The general manager of the former journal, who is away from Shanghai, is understood to have been informed of the situation, and the future plans of the paper rest on his decision.
The "China Times" is the fifth Chinese newspaper to cease publication, the other four being: "Lih in tabloid form, the "Min the successor of the "Min Kuo Jik Pao," a Kuomintang organ, the "National Salvation Daily the 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 Company, The total amount of the mortgages was $131,856, Counsel in the appeal heard before the Full Court in July were Mr, C. W. Measor for Dr. C. T. Kew, and Mr, K. E. Newman for the respondents, Judge Mossop, in his judgment, stated that in his opinion the ündings in the second part of the Court's judgment in the original action were not correct, and therefore should be reversed, The appeal itself was dismissed, and the cross-appeal allowed.
Judge Lindsell in his judgment, stated that he entirely concurred with the judgment of the President of the Full Court, and agreed that the appeal must be dismissed and the cross-appeal allowed, the repondents being entitled to the order for foreclosure for which they asked in their originating summons.
Judge Grant Jones agreed that the respondents were entitled to an order for foreclosure delivered by. M Full. Gout be this The full tort of the three judgments
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