RECKLESS TRADING
A CHINESE BANKRUPT. SENTENCED TO GAOL. HAMILTON, This Day. A bankrupt Chinese fruiterer, Ah Moon, was charged with contracting three debts, totalling £128 15s In, without having any reasonable expectation of being to pay them. The Magistrate: said he was of opinion that the alleged offences had been committed. Th 2 accused had gone from one business to another carrying a legacy of debt and was guilty of reckless trading. Even his fellow-coun-trymcn condemned his actions. The sentence wat. one month's imprisonment, without hard labour.— Press Assn.
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Northern Advocate, 11 July 1925, Page 5
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