CHINA FRAUDS.
ANOTHER PHASE OF THE ELLI9 ( CASE. By Telcffraph—Press Association—Copyright London, April 26. The i executors of Charles Dickins (ol Dickins and Jones, Ltd., a' wellknown firm of drapers of Regent. Street, London), who in May of last year were awarded £10,346 damages against ArthurEllis, 'a Bond Street dealer, owing to the latter's fraudulent misrepresentation ill connection ' with gales of china, recently bfg.in an action against Messrs. Christie, Man son, and Woods, the well-known auctioneering firm, for negligence in allowing, spurious articles to appear on a catalogue of a sale of old china, some of which the late Mr. Dickins purchased, 1 and of which Ellis was the' vendor. The jnxy found there was ncgligeho# on the part of Messrs.. Christie, Man.' son and Woods in the preparation of , the sale catalogue. Plaintiffs had not, however, proved monetary, loss. Judgment was deferred. , i
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 803, 28 April 1910, Page 7
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144CHINA FRAUDS. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 803, 28 April 1910, Page 7
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