THE LUNDON CASE.
(Bet Pfeis Association.)
WELLINGTON, this day. Continuing bis argument 'in re Lundon before the Gotirfc of Appeal this morning, Mr Morrison .^submitted that the mam charges against Lundon were dependent upon th«})»j>atements of Ha'dden, ai convicted criminal, .which were directly 1 contradicted by Lundon, whose affidavit Was entitled to more weight than that of HaSxlei}. He alsi contended repayment of the' money received from the police was 61 ( impor;tance, because it was paid.' urtder a ' misunderstanding that that was to be the end of ifche %lSbie matter. ' If^ he said, Lundon had thought? the matter • would still be investigated' by the Law ' Society he would. Tiavev fought the matter out m the Magistrate's Court, arid would not have repaid the money. In conclusion Mr Morison said there waa not a single authority m which matter* of the kind alleged against Lundon had been a around for striking a solicitor off the Folli.
The Court's decision was reserved
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12586, 17 October 1911, Page 5
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160THE LUNDON CASE. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12586, 17 October 1911, Page 5
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