LEGAL INQUIRY COLUMN.
<BT A BARBISTEB-AT-lAWJ A.B.C.— I think, under the cu-cmatt*aef% the -brother need have no fear. AUSTRALIA.—You have two courses ope* to you. Tou may either seize the tenant's goods in the house or sue hkn la the Magistrate's Court for the amottat due. LEX.—Questions of particular preserlstbj rights can be answered only with a Ml and complete knowledge of the facts. All I can say under the circumstances Jauat it is possible for a riparian owner_2J obtain by prescription a right to ft* the water of a particular stream. _*■* time necessary to obtain such a rift* Taries under different condition* •»•; the Information you seek could not bt obtained without a careful inquiry i§» : the history of the stream for the jaat 40 yeans. AMICUS. —If you can satisfy the poUes that you have a genuine charge again* the parties the police will arrest thw and bring them up to Auckland. H you cannot satisfy thein you may J***} a summons against the parties, ana Br you can show the magistrate thet thMJ: Is a case to answer he will have tle» brought before him if they do an •»• pear in answer to the summons. HCNTLY.—In addition to the £M 3/4 J«J will hare to pay the costs of theaWr tlve distress. You might have obttffl«« a rehearing it you had applied pro»puy» but I do not think it would have beta worth while. It would hare cost p» more than you would have saTed, *»*■ if it had been successful. PHOTO.—Your husband should write *°J*{ firm whose name is on the slip, and tea. them that you gave no order. »n«™ in anv case he will not be response* for niir claim whatever that they nw make asalnst you. He should alsos? mand back the photograph taken away. ANXIOUS INQUIRER.—Tour daughter M* not brokru any law, and you have »• legal remedy. Yonr only course Is w trv persuasion, if- you can find o nt t J*{ whereabouts. It is quite possible taM: the man who has induced her to> Jj» away may have brought himself witM reach of the law. DOURTFUL.—If the summons has bear issued the delrtor will have to p»J ™ Court fees charged in connection ««■ it. WAPTTE.—The Department has to be J<H| careful in licensing houses for w wiforv purposes, ir vou do nut comply with Its demands your license may w ran celled. M.C.0.—1 cannot help yon In thl« «* without seolne the conditions on 7J"™. the contract was lot. You should nav«. been aUr to for a char i™ £ you mentioned It before the bnliow . had finished, hut you onirht to be aow to leave It safely to your architect. RORAT Sue A for the money paid. ■«■* in doiu? so you had better get tw assistance of a solicitor. D.W.TV—You mat claim one day's pay Wis the time von rei-pived yonr notice. pr<r vided yon were not discharged for sow reason .lustif:,ing dismissal wltno* notice. .T.R.H.—You cannot demand a reference. VI-CTtMISTCD.— My advice to yon before *•■, this same matter was not to s"lct asr : thine and not to tnist to peapl" «"" assert thev can act for von as ■well":' a Verr possibly the iMg le«t»r has no existence and nerer has any. T.W.—Yes. so long as there la »» *•*•**- tlon. ::•■• cmrtit,rjs-Bendfl adtteriwi»«r«»'* l <a%
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 212, 6 September 1911, Page 8
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