Senator Logan appealed against the exchequer court decision to the Supreme Court of Canada but before his appeal was heard, and following 's conviction, Logan himself was arraigned for fraud. Throughout the inquiry he maintained he acted for Hatfield in good faith.
Senator Logan, whose health was failing during the period of the protracted court proceedings, suffered a physical breakdown shortly after his arraignment in September 1935.
Further. action was therefore delayed and it was not until September 1937, that Senator Logan was arrested On a charge of false pretences following information laid by counsel for Hatfield who had just been sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment. Senator Logan was released on bail—Reuter.
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