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Judgment was given by the Court of Appeal, consisting of Lords

The British Medical Association,Justices Scrutton, Greer, and Romer, in an appeal which raized the question of a bank's liability to repay to a customer money paid out in respect of forged cheques.

Martins Bank appealed against

Au ecclesiastien trial without in, conference at Eastbourne, dia pazalol since the Bishop of Lincussed the need for education in can appeared before Archbishop sex questions. Benson in a Provincial Court at tha ofid of last century is throaton od by preparations which a section of the Anglo-Catholics are making to test the legality of the Reserva

tion of the Sacrament,

Mr. T. Eastham K.C., for the bank, said Mr. Groenwood allegul that the bank paid £10-on cheques-

who, when her husband discovered that had been forged by his wife,

The Rev. T. Wentworth Pym (Canon Residentiary of Bristol) said that the required instruction in sex matters must often be given the decision of Mr. Commissioner by those who had not completely du Parcq, K.O., at Manchester. escaped from the atmosphere of Assitos, in an action brought by Mr. |ignorance, negation, fear, or dis-

trust in which they themselves were Bertie Greenwood, of Vicarage-lane, It is understood that the Bishopbrought up. When harm was al Blackpool, to recover £410. of Truro, Dr. W. H. Frere, tion in sex, it might be supposed. leged to have resulted from educa- closely associated with those who to be nearly always due to the fact desire to obtain a judgment on the that the information was given in issue, and no surprise would be

the wrong way occasioned in well-informed decles astical circles if he consented to be made defendant'ia the action,, The imminence of the testi

is disclosed by in appeal for funds te support the Anglo-Catholic Cause which appears in the current issue Cause of the "Church Union Gazetto the journal of the English Church

·Union- published recently.

A definition of the law on the subject of Reservation would an doubtedly be welcomed by large numbers of Churchmen; but there

"It would be useless to ignore the fapt, he added that ma jority of parents are incompetentit, explained that she had drawn for the task, and only a minority the money to lend it to her sister, od elergy possess at present the who was fighting a law suit. knowledge required to provide the right guidance. During

this transitional stage it may be neces aury that certain people, men and women, chosen for the purpone should be available as educators." he said, applied to a great deal of Speaking of the objections which literature used for sex education, Canon Pym urged the need of an imprimatur of approval from some authoritative medical body.

The wife appealed to him not to go to the bank, and said he would get the money back when the action succeeded. Mr. Groenwood did not

1930, when his wife informed him so to the back then, but on June. ;

that she wanted another £60 for her sister, he declined to advance the money, and said he intended going to the bank and informing them what had happened earlier. That

can be no doubt that the inevitable his experiences as a housemastar at night the wife took a revolver up-

stairs and shot herself.

Schoolmaster's," "Vlow, Major Stoplien Foot, speaking of reuscitation of acute controversy Eastbourne College, said that he would be generally deplored,

was convinced that the need for

After the wife's death Mr. Green- The announcement in the "Church erined as "unadulterated rot" the wood told the manager of the bank

sex education was vital. He des Union Gazette" appears in notes view that to speak of such mat-about the forgeries. He said he lid contributed by the Secretary of theters put idens into boys' bends, not report the matter before because English Church Union, the Revcontinued, where a boy goes aeri- he did not want to give his wife Arnold Pinchard.

"Most Pressing Quesilon." "The question of the legality of continuions Reservation," he writes, "is perhaps the most pressing of all the many difficult questions which confront Catholics in the

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All up and down the country priests are being pressed, harried and persecuted in order to induce them to give up the practice of

"I nine cases qut of ton," he

The Commissioner of Assize found

that the bank was liable, and that Mr. Greenwood was entitled to re- cover the sum claimed, with costs,

ously wrong it is due to his not away.. having received proper instruc tion. There is no doubt that an, immense amount of good ean he and preparatory schoolmasters. done in the early years by parents have come to the conclusion, as the result of my experience, that sex master has got to undertako. If I education is a job, which a house- were a headmaster I would never appoint a housemaster, unless I competent to undertake this task," pel. knew that he was prepared and

The Bishop of Chichester em- phasised the importance of rex education being gradual in charac

The bank's defence was that Mr. Greenwood had adopted his wife's. forgeries, and, there was an estop.

Lord Justice Serutton, giving

continuous Reservation, and the ter and interwoven with a much Judgment, said Mr. Greenwood de-

President and Council for that it is high time that sorno steps should be taken in order to strengthen our position and theifs

"We believe that continuous Re- eervation of the Blessed Sacrament is legal in this country, both by Statute and Canon law, yet it is a fact that the question has never been properly argued in any court, ecclesiastical or civil,

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"I am anxious to assure members of the Union that the President and Council are not unmindful of this necessity, and that they aro seriously considering what steps, if any, ought to be taken in the

inatter."

In a reference to the St, Aidan's) case at Birmingham, in which Dr. Frere played a prominent part as one of the trustees of the Living, Mr. Pinchard adds:

wider background. Parents should layed telling the bank that the be ready to answer questions: te cheques were forged, and he never information, indirectly; the clergysaid they were his cheques, "It seem chere should be ready to weave in

should be making their opportuni. ties in the course of their regular ed to his Lordship that, if a cheque ready to adviso all thres... instruction, and doctors should be

was presented to a banker and was "There must be direct instruc-rejected because it was forged, the in view of the present situa banker's duty to the customer was tion to-day," the Bishop continu- tion. We must all realise the to inform him of what had accur extraordinary complexity of the

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problem. If there is to be a single.red. That would involve a corre direct instruction, what is it to spending duty on the part of the authority that is going to give bef. I do not see how it can fail customer to inform the banker if not going to try to devise means to be the school. If the school is

of doing it with the help of medical. officers and parents, I do not see who is going to do it."

Future of the Nation.

The Rev. J Raid. President- elect, of the Free Chuerh Council, remarked:

"In thesa semi-pagan days to "Contributions. Sought.

which we have retrogressed in the "Meanwhile, to turn to the more

name of progress, and in view of material side of things, the Devades half our novels and more Lho wrong atmosphere that per fence Fund will have a very large bill to pay for the expenses of the

than half our fama, the object of hearings in this case, and I am people physiological help, but also

sex education is not only to give. asking members of the Union to sond, contributions to the Defence wholesome relationships of men to get them towards what are the' Fuad in order to meet both as and women in the married and expenses in connection with St. unmarried stater." Aidan's, and other expenses which the Lalon may in the near future

Lieutenant Colonel ·F. E be obliged to incur in connection

Fremantle, M.P., said that one of with any effort that may be made

the diffenltics we were up against to establish the principle of the rising generation of all kinds of was the general questioning by the legality of continuous Reservation authority. It was not necessarily of the Blessed Sacrament is parisu churches."

The fria of the action kas, of course, not yet been settled. It

a reversion to paganism, but a chal lenge to mystery. It was this ra that separated the progressive" fusal to accept mystery as final

seems probable, however, that young from the authorities, whe must follow the precedent set in the last century when the Bishop

education, or the home 4. ther of the Church, the State,

of Lincoln consented to have The excessive exercise of birti case stated against. him for the control, continued Colonel Fre settlement. of various points of mantle, "and the passing of not: of ceremonial such AJ the only large families, but of familiea of vestments The Bishop at all, and of family life, are mat was tried by the Archbishop of Lore of grave national danger. The Canterbury--thon Archbishop Ben-nation. is committing suicido to son-sitting with a number of Bis- hops as assessors, as a Provincial deal with marriage and sex as fac. a large extent. We have got to Court

It will be recalled that the Chan-national. It all comes back to the tora essential to the future of the cellor of Truro, ut a session of the duty. the individual owes to the Consistory Court some months ago,nation to do his best to provids | ordered the removal of a pyx, to pure marriage." contain the reserved. Sticrament Dr. Feldman, el the British from the parish church of Truro Social Hygiene Council, said that The parish church is a part of the sex instruction was not sex educa Cathedral, and the order of the tion, Court was obeyed by the removal of the pyx to another part of the cathedral.

It is surmised that a suitable ground for action might be found if Dr. Frero were to reserve the Sacrament at a public service to that part of his cathedral wilck as the parish church,

"I am radically against indivi dual instruction in these mattera," he added. "because it creates that artificiality of atmosphere, which went to eynidesinstruc

onthe an open things

Until we get beer that ingrained fallacy of cutlook we shall not make any real progress.

he thought his cheques were being forged.

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If that view was correct, there was in the present case silence and a breach of duty to disclose that which might give rise to an estop- pel. The silence prevented the bank taking action, and the approximate cause of the loss was the failure to inform the bank.

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The appeal, therefore, would be allowed, with coste in that court and the court below, and judgment entered for the bank.

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