The "Spectator" Submits A signed confession to judgment {in the ease of A. Pillet v. the "Shanghhal Spectator" was filed in the US Court for China last Wednesday, on behalf of the defendant, by 'AW. Beaumont, as manager
The plaintiff's petition alleyes and director "ofthe © publication. sums of $65, $100, and $100, a total of $265, to be due on promis-tory notes on the American Express Company, and, all payable to Miss} Virginia de Carvalho or order, endorsed to the plaintiff and all signed
director of the "Spectato by "AW, Beaumont, manager and Hudee Claim Again in Court 'Sharp verbal exchanges _between counsel marked the hearing of u traverse to garnishee's answer in the case of L. E. Hudee v. Grant Mark and the China Finance Corporation, in the U.S. Court for China, on Thursday. All' went smoothly in the early stages of the hearing, with Mr.
Diamant, cashier of the China Finance Corporation, in the witness-dox. His examination by Mr. C. Franklin, for the defendants, and 'Mr. N. F. Allman and Dr. A. Gross-mann, for the plaintiff, established that Mr. Mark tendered' his resigna-ton as manager of the China Finance Corporation on March 15, 1934, and that a cheque payable to Mr. Mark' mother, 'Mrs. Myra I. Mark, or her! order, had been endorsed by Mrs. 'Mark' and her son, the latter as her attorney. The cheque, introduced in evidence, bore the stamp of the Chase Bank and was drawn on the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank.
Tt was further established by Int. "Franidin that Mr. A. Loonis, of the China Realty Company, agreed £0 deposit $25,000 with the China Finance Corporation, in order to indem= nity the latter against "action" and sults, groundless or otherwise." The China "Finance Company, according to evidence brought out by Mr. Franklin, agreed to pay interest at six per cent, quarterly on the sum. On a comment from Mr. Allman
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