Industrial accidents reported to the Shangha unicipalCounelt tu Suly muumbered 214,—Of these five were fatal, Twentysseven women were tu: ured, The causes. of 280" accidents fre known swith suMicient aecursey, "Tas" have been the subject fetal snvstiaton and intact by causes, 02 sceldents were. associated wilt, machinery: 9p: trated by power, but none were fats There were eight, two tata caused through cletrety, 48 persons, one ataly, were struck by ailing Bodies 2 persons fell. two. with fatal Percentage of Convictions: 852 per cent of the" persons, charged "in SFiminal cases, and 009 per cent, of have: persons charged in adminisira~ tive cases were convicted. making. 9 total percentage of convictions for the month #2 per cent. as compared 905, per cent, for-the month of Tonuary, 989 per cent. for the month February, Bas per cent. for the month of Bazeh, 913, per cent. for The month of April, 91.9 per cent for the month of May and 985 per cent forthe month of Sunes appeals to the Hugh Court were fled Appeals (a) By. the Council: Two
String duty. Toe oral number of Sppesis by' the. Council pending on Joly 31 was as follows:—in the High Court.
the Defendants: 73 appeals were perfected during the month, Sieht fo the Supreme. Court and. 63 {othe High Court. 99 appeals, by foneluded and dealt There were 196 appeals. fied by defendants pending on July 31 follows: "the Supreme Court, 7; the High Court, 119.
Thirteen Handed Over Extradition: Wine applications for handing over, involving 13 persons, were mage by the extra-Sttlement Suthorities during the month. Prima fede eases were proved against them ait-and they, were handed over, 'Cases Pending: On July 31, there were pending in the High Court and Disteiet 'Court G5 cases, which, tom {ether with 204 cases on appeal, make 2 total of 209 cases pending. in ition to the above, there were four {Eases pending' in which the accused vere detained on writs of detention.
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