Subject: Can what Jeff Lin said be used as an evidence?

From: Hongguang Zhou <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 11 Apr 1994 17:15:55 -0400 (EDT)

From: 	Zhou Hongguang, CM-the Southeast
	IFCSS Finance Committee

To:	Whom it may conerned

Re:	Can what Jeff Lin said be used as an evidence?

	If you can ask Mr. Jeff Lin to confirm all what he said to the 
Washington meeting in early Febuary as professional advice and 
can be used as an eveidence, it would be a great help. The 
question is, no one has so far confirmed that Jeff Lin is sure to be 
responsible for what he said in the transcribed words. If he says YES, 
many questins may be solved. It seems not appropiate to quote what 
someone says, not in written format, in an occosion as a evidence to against 
others without confirming with the speaker himself first. Pleae be reminded 
that, if the words are regarded as professional advice, the advisor bears 
the legal liability of those words. If the advisor does not confirm what 
he said, then the responsibility should be borne by the person who quotes 
them.

	Thanks and regards.

On Sun, 10 Apr 1994, Qingsong Zhang wrote:

> A final comment: You are not a IT member, where did you learn
> that Heping's wife was get paid in August? Do you have hard
> evidence to support your claim? I's suggest you to read
> Jeff Lin's comments in Newsletter 5.5 about "caution."
> 
> Qingsong