HN10/276/Green11

Letter from Halse, Trustram & Company of 61 Cheapside, London to John Thomas Green: - "We are in receipt of the valuation & papers sent with copy Interrogatives - but you have omitted to give us any instructions on the only Interrogatory we could not ourselves answer namely the 5th [see HN10/276/Green10] - extract endorsed - Please do this & we will send the papers to Counsel to settle the answers to the Interrogatories and advise as to the whole case and whether Def's should conduct it further or not"; - "We understand the 2nd Interrogatory to cover the report of Amsdon & the valuation of Thomas. The 5th Interrogatory appears directed to any valuation that may have been made after Mr.W.S.Green completed his purchase. We gathered from Mr.Thomas that Mr.Green re-sold the Brewery at a loss - probably a valuation was made then & the Interrogatory 5 is directed to ascertaining the amount of that valuation & when it was made. If the re-sale was at a loss it may be sought to suggest that Thomas' valuation was not reliable. Please observe the date when such valuation was made is called for as well as the amount."

27 Feb 1888

From: 1888 To: 1888

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Halse, Trustram & Company,
Amsdon, Edward,
Alfred Thomas, Peyer & Miles,
Thomas, Alfred,
Green, William Sparrey

Trustram & Company Halse, legal correspondence, specific solicitors, Peyer & Miles Alfred Thomas, North Western Brewery Dunstable, DUNSTABLE