LEGAL INQUIRY COLUMN.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 71, 24 March 1915, Page 8

LEGAL INQUIRY COLUMN.

fBY A BABBISTEa-AT-LA--r^^^p| Letters of inquiry will be aus., sLedSbM_Jl| Wednesday iv this column. :Ai'Z£%oEß&i possible tney will be ueaic w»mi Zii£sj32M& order in wnich they are rece>«ai l -Jatf'S.i replies.will be inserted.with tue stole delay. - .. ■- ■ W.E&.—To change yonr .. sm «■ j» -Z msf : '/j/rocedure .nor cmsf. - La. 'Tm^'-' 7 aimply call yourseif ac Vete'hwt^ji'^i,:.; IsnooKs. 11 you want >[o'.<make^t^_B chauge more widely too wo,- * r ie)ii2SEl rertise it. '' r *"-^^K B.B.J.—You have no power dog. In other words, .wheiivjMjf&Ul purported to sell it tile "pnrs*aS»'*3£-'-'----•would not be the owuac .ef*->ll^ > MHK man can sell anything wUcbVJiMJrE his. The fact that-'the dog;.*ahWAWi on to your premises ■mikeiMljK' 3 difference. ""' ;'■;', Z~"IWSSgk BANDY.—The ' general -iulaiis-';iAamW m WSm given in contemplation of returned if the engagement ; lii" 7 fi*MWffl off. But ten years is in mii iiiiiiiliilßHllf time for anyone to be kept' wattHpr and if the man is to blame, he itmmSl: to have nothing iiliiniiil ruiilißg -the law is if the girl breaks T&ifmt-V engagement she returns "111 "n'i'iili;" If not, she keeps them. ■"•; ■■■-'■'i^p^B . FAIR PLAT.—You cannot be pay anything. Consequently,'jttlSHP •what you like. ' ' CHUM.—The lease requires a. 2/6;'rtaS^_ft which must be affixed at thefMHp Office. ~~^ 8.8.—1 am sorry I cannot ad-r&*)i§Sffifi am interested on the oto«Vsj&_||||| STUDENT.—When husband' having made wills in each 7 favour, each appointing the executor, die in the same - acc*de-"K»*l?'S is presumed, in the absence ' x cWimM~ dence,. that they, died at time. The executor, of each wmW*-a*S 7 ' dead, a grant of testmento annexo will be applle*V||cffe •As.there is no gift over on'the'taunWS;?- :- .ot the, first object of testator's'heiilfcf?; there -will be an Intestacy aa-aiW&'i-■whole of the estate in each caier'iirt■-' . • the next of kin will take. If'ttewjißilS ,'cfliildren, the whole of both ewM*p ? ; •wm be divided equally betweeni*»|rsSfI have answered your qnestiona, cannot in future answer ''staiaKSj. coaching questions, otherwlie 7 «* column would be diverts Ztaaft&mZproper purposes. T.H.K.—You are not responsible to MT •way. ANXIOUS PARENT.—As you are *• postmaster, 1 cannot advise -.jbaijfrs 7 -' retain the letters, and, in - sato*a7WJ: - that would have only temporarritiiiiSH; The only way wHI he to innueneiwjp girl and write to- the man. -IVAMhyZ has no effect, write to nis wife . FAIRPLAY.—Yes, the annuity will baY dtrty according to the relattOßW^gi?' between- testator and annuitant. - •'■ K.'B.—Yofl. will bave to pay for the -JaW*Z-'l ing of the Jease. . . . \,'Z- 7 IGNOBASIU'S—No execution can be?** 7 against the furniture, which is snßJe* -- ; to the hill of sale. GOVEBNMENT LOAN.—Send mc °t your a sr eei nent. I cannot tell JT** .-.-;--' the effect of it unless I can peruae'lt BOOK.—As you are under age, the !w* 7 te tract is not binding, on you, and jrt* • ; cannot be made to pay. If you at* sned, give written notice to the iflitfr**;| tiff at once- by registered-posti-*"**'."? you intend to plead infancy, andiiHfis' file a notice to defend in the.cd"**-;'? 7; When tbe time of hearing comes attee*at court, and object to judgment beiat entered against you on the ground 7 ** Infancy. , J.R.—Yonr neighbour can hold- yen-if sponsible, but only for the *£«!_■■ money loss suffered. Had the ztmßte any pecuniary value? :-, __\ WORBlED.—Continue to pay the lvimaa_M and then no steps can be taken *• enforce payment ot the principal ** present. ■ QUANDARY sends neither name "•*- ---address.