The case was brought to a close the afternoon session, judgment being reserved by Judge Milton J. Helmick. The afternoon session was devoted mostly toa summing up by the two attorneys. Mr. C. 8, Frank-in held that a contract entered into by the parties concerned meant that the debentures and claims in ques-Hon should be transferred to. Mr. Mayer. He added that they would not have helped Mr. Mayer to effect a re-organization of the old firm of Newmilis, Lid, unless they had been handed over to him. Upon the refusal of plaintiffs to carry out the terms of a contract of Ma; 1936, Mr, Franklin. said, they 0 eched that contract.
Mr, Wiener slaied that the docu ments involved were "very clear and very plain." He suid that the entire contract was not embodied in any one paper oF in any one letter. Vu Shing and Partners did not assign to. Mr. Mayer, he said, but merely made available to him their claims. Me sisting that the claim was merely transferred to Mr. Mayer, he said that time did plaintiffs sell their claim gor $2,000,
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