In the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit October T
In the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit October T
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Surely there was.
Q. With whom of the Chicago Railways Com- pany?
A. * * * Well, with Mr. Govin and Mr. Blair. I certainly intend, if the Chicago Railways Company is ever organized, to put in a claim for my services. ' ' We have then a case where a private corporation has been organized to whom a gift of this propeity can be made. It has not been required, as is the ordinary con- tractor in a simple contract with any ordinary munici- pality, to give evidence of strength by bond or deposit. Its ...capital is limited to $100, 000, and that by a provision put in at a late date in this plan of reorganization is to be paid by the money belonging to this trust; and we have the men who were trustees of our property in the corporation in which we hold stock, assuming relations to the property that I insist are utterly inconsistent with the trust; the men whom we were paying to look after that interest, relying upon the covenants of the amended lease, which had been forced upon us practically by the court; the solicitors whom we had been paying are all parties, and we are assured in the last sentence which I have read from Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely there was.
Q. With whom of the Chicago Railways Com- pany?
A. * * * Well, with Mr. Govin and Mr. Blair. I certainly intend, if the Chicago Railways Company is ever organized, to put in a claim for my services. ' ' We have then a case where a private corporation has been organized to whom a gift of this propeity can be made. It has not been required, as is the ordinary con- tractor in a simple contract with any ordinary munici- pality, to give evidence of strength by bond or deposit. Its ...capital is limited to $100, 000, and that by a provision put in at a late date in this plan of reorganization is to be paid by the money belonging to this trust; and we have the men who were trustees of our property in the corporation in which we hold stock, assuming relations to the property that I insist are utterly inconsistent with the trust; the men whom we were paying to look after that interest, relying upon the covenants of the amended lease, which had been forced upon us practically by the court; the solicitors whom we had been paying are all parties, and we are assured in the last sentence which I have read from Mr.
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