In H. M, Supreme Court on Monday morning Judge A. G. Mossop re turned a verdict of judgment for the plaintiff, Basant Singh, with costs amounting altogether' to $1582.80 against Bhagat Singh.
'The plaintiff, who was represented by Mr. E. TT.' Maitland, produced Promissory note for the debt which. was incurred in 1925 and which now. totalled $1440.80. The ory note had been bought by the plaintict on July 4 from one, Basawa Singh. The script in the note stated that the money was not paid within three years then an order could be made against the estates of the defendant in Tndia, The defendant admitted the debt, but stated he had paid interest re ularly except for five or six months. He had no receipts of payment from Basawa Singh.
Judge A. G. Mossop gave judy ment against Bhagat Singh for the sum of $1440.80, plus $120 costs and $22 court fees. ° Regarding the claim made against the defendant's estates in India, His Lordship said he knew. nothing about India, and could not make an order against the defen dant concerning "his estates in In
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