A hurried arrangement
Does "ITS honor," a lawyer, it say to grow "it the present position
of this if is - to that if to that far is than gone?"
"The costs on the contrincantes have, it decided places that each
question, on honoring and ander to relate; and, all in all, the
property famous through it, with all controverses, with the debates,
with the incorrect ideas, and with that distinguished opinion
thereunto "I gave a judgment for the asignatario by remaining under
the fact to belong," says the court,."
"Alas, yes, I seen," the lawyer says, kind, "lets, that us us the
progress make - we climb us célèbrement."
"The progress?" Does resonó judge it - "the progress? Why the
gentleman, the question are concluded!"
"Exactly, exactly; it had to conclude to give relevancy to the
movement, that fact is. Its honor, I move even, that the judgment of
the court of that cut off me and is the case, been due become that
to opening."
"On which ground does, which gentleman?" the judge have it, that in
the surprise inherited becomes.
"On the ground," the lawyer, "that after have, all honoring to pay,
and the expense of the procedure and all carries against the
property low there quiet will be on, that something leaves." says.
"There low this becoming of a mistake," its said honor, kind - "it
subestimado the value of the property give can to the court, that.
The movement is take some low advisement." |
A Hasty Settlement
"YOUR Honour," said an Attorney, rising, "what is the present status
of this case - as far as it has gone?"
"I have given a judgment for the residuary legatee under the will,"
said the Court, "put the costs upon the contestants, decided all
questions relating to fees and other charges; and, in short, the
estate in litigation has been settled, with all controversies,
disputes, misunderstandings, and differences of opinion thereunto
appertaining."
"Ah, yes, I see," said the Attorney, thoughtfully, "we are making
progress - we are getting on famously."
"Progress?" echoed the Judge - "progress? Why, sir, the matter is
concluded!"
"Exactly, exactly; it had to be concluded in order to give relevancy
to the motion that I am about to make. Your Honour, I move that the
judgment of the Court be set aside and the case reopened."
"Upon what ground, sir?" the Judge asked in surprise.
"Upon the ground," said the Attorney, "that after paying all fees
and expenses of litigation and all charges against the estate there
will still be something left."
"There may have been an error," said His Honour, thoughtfully - "the
Court may have underestimated the value of the estate. The motion is
taken under advisement."
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