A DIALOGUE OF £ S. D.

Evening Star, Issue 21636, 3 February 1934, Page 4

A DIALOGUE OF £ S. D.

DEBTOR'S REMARKABLE COURT STORY At Liverpool County Court when Willi am Evans, of Brookfield road, asked to be allowed to reduce his payments on a judgment debt to 10s a month a remarkable dialogue took place. . “T am in haulage,” said Evans. Solicitor: What about your coal business..

Evans: No coal business. Fruit shop?.—That’s my wife’s. Haven’t you a motor wagon?—Yes. What did you pay .for it?—Twenty- ' n shillings. _ Do vou mean 25s a week?—ao. 2o s " told. It’s a 1921 Ford. Haven’t you a horse and wagon—- \ wagon, but no horse. A private car?—l had one. I sold eight months ago for 10.= . Wliat happened to the horse?—lt was shot. Judge Procter: You must pay £2 a month first payment on December 18. If you’ don’t pay, they will take your goods. Evans: I’ve got no goods.

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