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Both parties to this action recognise that there is every probability of a succession of trials without any definite result except heavy expense of law costs, hence each side agrees that it is desirable to terminate this litigation. — Press telegram. SEDDON Y. TAYLOR.— Settled out of Court. Tommy Well, I certainly said more than 1 meant. Dicky: And 1 took it pc) haps too seriously. Both : Yes, let's shake hands and cry quits. It's the lawyers who .score all the points at this name.
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Free Lance, Volume V, Issue 243, 25 February 1905, Page 12
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84Both parties to this action recognise that there is every probability of a succession of trials without any definite result except heavy expense of law costs, hence each side agrees that it is desirable to terminate this litigation.—Press telegram. SEDDON V. TAYLOR.—Settled out of Court. Tommy Well, I certainly said more than 1 meant. Dicky: And 1 took it pe) haps too seriously. Both : Yes, let's shake hands and cry quits. It's the lawyers who .score all the points at this name. Free Lance, Volume V, Issue 243, 25 February 1905, Page 12
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