The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-07
All YIN SUES
HIS FATHER
Wants Ian Accounting
of Trust.--License
Mandamus.

All Yin has brought a bill for ac-
counting against his father, L. All Lee
ong. He says he was born September
%, 1885. and is the eldest son of the
respondent Among other allegations
he makes in detail are the following:
On December 20. 1887 Lewai kaiama
became the lessee Of government land
on the south corner of Richards and
Queen streets, containing an area OF
$3.50 square feet. Lewaf Kaiama on July
81, 1889. executed to Thomas r. Foster
a mortgage of parcels of land and of
the lease aforesaid. This mortgage
| was fcreclosed and at the sale there
| under, on May II, 1892, L. All Leong, as
| trustee for complainant, became the
purchaser of the lease for it's unexpired
/ term of eight years seven months nine
| teen days, together with the improve
ments on the land. Immediately after
| the delivery of the deed, respondent
took possession of the leasehold and
had it's care and management up to
December 81, 1900, and while in such
possession as trustee for complainant
received large sums of money as rents,
aggregating upward of $4,000. The true
amount is unknown to complainant, but
lies within the knowledge of re-
spondent
On December 81, 1900, the lease ter
minated and respondent delivered up
the possession of the land to the Gov
eminent of the Territory. Since reach
ing his majority on September %. 1905,
complainant mas on various occasions
demanded of respondent ali account of
the care and management of the lease
hold, and of his receipts and disburse-
ments regarding it, but respondent has
at all times wholly refused to account
to complainant as he ought to do. The
account is open, unpaid and unsettled
and it's nature is such that it can not
be conveniently and properly adjusted
and settled in ar action at law and can
only be properly taken in a court of
equity.
Wherefore the prayers of complain
ant are that respondent may be sum-
moned and decreed to make full dis
covery of all that he has received as
trustee for complainant and of the
charges he has against complainant
on the property; that the amount due
certained. and that respondent pay to
complainant the net receipts which are
now in his hands, and that complainant
nav be awarded his costs, etc.
Frank Andrade is attorney for COM
plainant.
MANDAMUS SUIT.
c. w. Ashford, attorney for the Ka-
uai Wine and Liquor Co, Ltd, yester-
=; n cJo 4.e,lt
purpose of the day before, published |
in yesterdays Advertiser, by bringing |
a mandamus suit against A J. Camp |
bell Treasurer of the Territory, to
compel him to issue two liquor licenses, |
his client the corporation above
named.
The Treasurer had disregarded the
liquor companys ultimatum, contained
in it's attorneys letter of the 5th inst,
calling on him to issue the desired Ii
censes "at or before 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of Friday, the 9th day of July,
1906 Hence the suing out of the
writ of mandamus
The writ is returnable before a judge
of the Circuit Court at II o'clock this
Treasurer Campbell has refused to is
sue the licenses until he has been sat
isfied on two points-one of fact and
one of law. The question of fact is
whether the applicant has the proper
ton of its authorized capital paid in
which the law requires before a cor
poration can do business. The ques-
ton of law relates to the responsible
ty of the company for the conduct OF
it's president. Charles B. Hall, while its
mana ger before Incorporation He out
awed himself from holding a liquor ,
license by violating that condition
which forbids the selling of liquor to
minors. Hall was convicted of selling :
liquor to a minor, his conviction in the
District Court being sustained by the
supreme Court.
OLD PALAWAI CASE.
Judge Lindsay assigned the account S
ng suit of Hayselden VS.. Pain and S
<eumann to Judge De Bolt. This case
5 an old one, arising out of the affairs 4
f the unfortunate Palawai Develop
1ent Co.