R.M.COURT-YESTERDAY.

Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 57, 8 March 1889, Page 3

R.M.COURT-YESTERDAY.

Pefore Dr. Giles, R.M.) i DEFENDED CASES. ! GiLMoug/. Sanderson.—Claim, £37 for I money l|t. —Mr Dewes appeared for plaintiff; and Mftpotter for the defendant. —Mr ■ Dewes rSuested permission to amend the ; informajpn, as the money was lent in two sums 'ofeO and £7. Mr Cotter asked for an a&urnment on the ground that the issue ; w^ld be material.—His Worship ' grantedSie'adjournment, costs to be paid by plaipiji. J. ItJpAMPBEIX V. GEOEGE liOEAM.—• Claim; 15s 6d for goods sold and delivered and £9 9s 5d for failmenb of certain'gods. Mr C. Buddie appeared for plain.fcifij?a,nd Mr Baume for the defendant. Judgment' was given for plaintiff for £26 15s .63, and cost £4 ss.

JoMSj. Macnamara.—Claim £8 Os.lld for rates-alleged to have been paid on behalf- of- -tho. defendont. . Mr E. Mahony appearedjl'or the plaintiff, and Mr T. Cotter for defendant.—Judgment was given for the amount claimed and costs £119s.

Maonama'ka v. Jones.—Claim, £50, for money alleged to have been lent. This was a cross action, the parties being the same as in the previous case. Mr T. Cotter appearedfor plaintiff and Mr E. Mahoney foff defendant. Judgment was given for dc fendant. counsel electing to take a nonsui&> Costa £3;16s 6d we're allowed.