Court case V

“Objection my Lord!” The Prosecuting attorney stepped forward with his raging voice to stop that question. “This was supposed to be a cross examination, not an accusation!”

“Objection sustained,” the Judge replied grudgingly. “Miss Luciana, please maintain the cross examination and not make blind accusations to a man who was not accused of anything.”

“Your honour, it is pertinent that he answers this question because this will enable me to build up my cross examination. The reason I asked this question is that since the inception of this case, the only contact Mr Marcus has had with Mr Matthew and Mr Magnus was I am aware of them.

For Mr Matthew, I and Mr Marcus paid him a visit in his residence, about two months ago. He simply told Mr Mathew that he would love to have his father's property back because it meant a whole lot to him and they had an agreement that he would negotiate with Magnus as Magnus' ownership of the property was legally binding. But Mr Matthew SheIn did promise tha