(Adjourned)
Shanghai, Feb. 13, Claiming that he had "4,000 pro mlssory notes in his possession, on none of which he had been able to collect, Massa Singh, Indian money Tender, was ordered to produce bank pass-books and promissory notes at the next hearing, when he appeared before Judge 'P, Grant-Jones in HAM, Court yesterday.
Yesterday's action was the result of a judgment givew in the same court on December 14, 1939, against Massa Singh who-claimed $3,400 from Indar Singh, his uncle. At the time. Judgment was given for the defend= ant, represented by Mr. J. R. Jones.
During yesterday's hearing, ones told the court that costs rad" been agreed upon by both parties at $1,000 but that Massa Singh had fated so for 10 pay this The ca was adjourned for a week
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