Re Russell; children's settlements.

Davies explains how the engrossments of the deeds of retirement were sent to Meynell. "As you know, my view is that there is little that can be achieved by you and me as solicitors except the formal interpreting of the concordat by the execution of the deeds of retirement, and I am glad to learn from your message this morning that you are now prepared to take steps to that end."

"I learn that in your conversation this morning you also referred to your letter to me of the 11th, in which you said that you were asking Mr. Salt to suggest some formula to preserve Dora's position as a defendant in the Chancery proceedings. I was naturally waiting to hear further from you before replying to your letter. Bertie recognises that Dora is, and after the execution of the deeds of retirement will remain, a party to the Chancery actions."