SUPREME COURT SITTINGS.
Per Press Association, j PALMERSTON N., February 18. Albert Robert Musgrove and Albert Thompson, stock dealers, of Feildiug, i were tried at the Supreme Court to-' day for breaches of the Bankruptcy Act, the most serious of which was obtaining credit by false balance-sheets. Musgrove was found guilty of not keeping proper books, incurring debts without .cciitioiiablu greimds of expectation of being able co pay the same and rash speculation; Thompson of failing bo keep proper books. Both were acquitted on the more serious charges.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7725, 19 February 1909, Page 1
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