SALE OF BANANAS.
ACTION IN SUPREME court. 'Per Press Association). CHRISTCHURCH, Feb. 15. Reserved judgment. for defendants was given in the Supreme Court today in the case in which Radley Bros., Ltd of Christchurch, proceeded against Reilly’s Central Produce Market Ltd., Dunedin, wholesale fruit and'produce merchants, M. L. Tapley and Co., Ltd., Dunedin, shipping agent, and Oswald Reilly, of Dunedin, fruit merchant, asking tor an injunction in view of an arrangement between the parties for the disposal or Samoan and Niue Island bananas, restraining defendants from selling m the Christchurch district more than 100 cases of Niue Island bananas fiom any one shipment of the Maui Pomare from Niue during 1935. . Mr Justice Johnston, in refusing the injunction, said the case was clearly not one in which an injunction should be granted. His judgment would be without prejudice to the parties in any other action. ■, ' His Honor said that he regretted that the parties had l not availed themselves of the opportunity given of effecting' a settlement. Defendants were allowed £lO 10s costs and disbursements.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 108, 16 February 1935, Page 6
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