KYLSANT’S APPEAL
SLR J. SIMON’S ARGUMENT.
[United Press Association.—By Electru
Telegraph.—Copyright.]
LONDON, November 2
Lord Kylsant surrendered to his bail, at , the Criminal Appeal Court. He 'bowed to the wardens and descended to the cells.
He was not present at the hearing of the appeal against his conviction. He also seeks leave to appeal against; the fontfwe,
The Court consisted of Justices Avory, Branson and Humphreys. Sir John Simon, representing Lora Kylsant, argued almost all the day. He objected to the form of the original indictment as unusual,/ and poiitended that every word of the prospectus was true, based on supplied by Morland, who had been acquitted of an ( attempt to defraud. The hearing was adjourned. JUDGMENT RESERVED. ' LONDO", November 3 In the Kylsant case, judgment was reserved until to-morrow.
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 November 1931, Page 5
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