My Life And Times
My Life And Times
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— I would not like to give an opinion as to the cause. In fact, it is beyond my power to give any opinion as to the cause.
508. To go on to the next charge, c'i — I observed the same things which I had seen previously.
509. Chairman: In what case? — In the case of Barry and Glynn vs. The Divisional Council. I remember this more particularly in consequence of some rather strong remarks which were made in my hearing by the then Resident Magistrate of the place, Mr. Hudson. He took a sort of perso...nal interest in the matter, because he was the Civil Commissioner of the District and Chairman of the Divisional Council. He thought it was a particularly important case for the district.
510. Mr. Sauer : Were these remarks made in Court? — No.
511. Mr. Watermever : The Divisional Council lost the case? — Yes.
512. And Mr. Hudson was the Chairman? — Yes.
513- ^^- Maasdorf: I believe there was a particularly long adjournment in that case? — I believe there was a long adjournment at Mossel Bay, but I cannot say whether the case of Barry and Glynn was on at the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— I would not like to give an opinion as to the cause. In fact, it is beyond my power to give any opinion as to the cause.
508. To go on to the next charge, c'i — I observed the same things which I had seen previously.
509. Chairman: In what case? — In the case of Barry and Glynn vs. The Divisional Council. I remember this more particularly in consequence of some rather strong remarks which were made in my hearing by the then Resident Magistrate of the place, Mr. Hudson. He took a sort of perso...nal interest in the matter, because he was the Civil Commissioner of the District and Chairman of the Divisional Council. He thought it was a particularly important case for the district.
510. Mr. Sauer : Were these remarks made in Court? — No.
511. Mr. Watermever : The Divisional Council lost the case? — Yes.
512. And Mr. Hudson was the Chairman? — Yes.
513- ^^- Maasdorf: I believe there was a particularly long adjournment in that case? — I believe there was a long adjournment at Mossel Bay, but I cannot say whether the case of Barry and Glynn was on at the time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D P Faure to read onlineMoreLess
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