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Mr. Goller his partner, that I first heard of the
am was
spicions under which Huffan
had on that day,
These suspicions had
told, so
grave
labouring.
become, I was
that the circumstances had been
fully disclosed to the Asting Whief Justice,
then had them under his consideration.
7.
who
had a few
Mr. Toller and I having -minutes intercourse in the outer office, adjourned
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where shortly.
to WW: Sharp's private afterwards Mr. Wollon joined us and the four of us had rather a
lengthy
discussion on M.
Huffam's affairs. Among other things
ave
with
considered the propriety of my complying Mr. Huffam's request to me to see her husband for the reason that I had already represented, and.
still held one amual retainer, which would
me in the future to represent.
probably
bind
Sonne
of the chief Creditors on the estate of Lyall Still 100, and Mr Wollon speaking as the Solicitor for the
clients I appeared for made use
very
I remember.
"If you go
#
bear in mind
of an expression
well. He said;
to see
Kuffam you
will have to
you may
ay (or you will)
#
· probably
be held to
It was however
J
your
retainers."
· finally agreed that by going
should probably do good
service in
bringing
matters to a crisis, and by ascertaining
what
Ave
were interested and anxious to Know vir: the
amount of the defalcations on Lyall Still's estate, which we assumed had taken place. I accordingly
unden
overtook to do what
state that
mry
was astled and I may here...
intention was
merely to not
-friendly part to all persons concerned, including
Huffam himself, that I did not intend to act
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