Leonard Salvemini

"... possible at this stage to aive a firm estimate of what the final dividend would be. but It would be less than 10/ in the pound. Mr. Griff said. Leonard Salvemini. waterside worker. of Glanville, said that Bennetts. for/ whom his wife worked, asked him for the loan of ?350. Salvemini said he had ?300-his deferred pay from the Navy. Bennetts told him, Salvemini said. that he owned 16 building blocks at Findon. and that in the event of the loan not beine repaid, he (Salvemini) would have the rliht to sell them to get his money. Bennetts had said that he Daid ?600 for the blocks. Evidence was civen that Bennetts had leased land at ..."

"... by fraud. A charge was that, being a person against whom a sequestratlon order had been made he had, on April 3, 1946, after the petition, obtained ?300 from Leonard Salvemini by falsely represent ing that he owned 16 building blocks at Pindon, for which he had paid ?600. Bennetts was sent to gaol for two months. Mr. B. G. Griff, ..."

"... Act, was that Bennetts, beinz a Derson aaalnst whom a sequestration order wa- madr on May 17, 1946. had. en April 3. 1946. after tihe petition, obtained ?300 from Leonard Salvemini by faleely represent ing that he owned building blocks at ncdon, for which be had paid ?600 The Official Receiver (Mr. O. W. Bums) reported that proved debts totalled ?1.846. ..."

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