Colonial Cases
Da Silva v. Fonceca, 1870
[assault]
Da Silva v. Fonceca
Portuguese Consular Court, Shanghai(?)
10 March 1870
Source: The North-China Herald, 15 March 1870
PORTUGUESE CONSULAR COURT
Before Acting Consul General HANSSEN.
Thursday, 10th March, 1870.
G. S. da SILVA vs. J. B. FONCECA.
Charge - Assault and Battery.
It appears the parties to this suit had a private quarrel and chancing to meet one another on Sunday last, some high words passed, followed by a free fight. Defendant was the aggressor and administered a black eye and sundry bruises to the Plaintiff. The evidence having been taken, the Court sentenced Fonceca to pay a fine of $10, and the costs of court, as well as Plaintiff's medical expenses incurred for the cure of his damaged optic. - (Evening Express.)