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Writes Names in Newmarket Court To Answer Charge of Brother-in-Law
Publication
Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON), 6 Nov 1931, p. 1, column 2
Description
Media Type
Newspaper
Text
Item Type
Articles
Description
Newmarket Woman's Suit on Joint Promissory Note brings defence of "Signature not genuine", but Judge of Division Court entirely vindicates witness who wrote signatures in Court for comparison.
Notes

Date of Publication
6 Nov 1931
Subject(s)
Actions and defenses
Judicial proceedings
Personal Name(s)
O'Connell, Daniel ; Rogers, James ; Mathews, N.L. ; Cronin, Mrs. ; Batemen, Jonathan
Local identifier
Ontario.News.238614
Language of Item
English
Copyright Statement
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Writes Names in Newmarket Court To Answer Charge of Brother-in-Law


Newmarket Woman's Suit on Joint Promissory Note brings defence of "Signature not genuine", but Judge of Division Court entirely vindicates witness who wrote signatures in Court for comparison.