PAPAROA COAL COMPANY.
RESERVED JUDGMENTS. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) ■VVELLIXGTOX, Wednesday. Reserved judgment in two cases affecting the Paparoa Coal Mining Company, limited, was delivered by Mr. Justice Busking in the Supreme Court. In ons case the company appealed against the decision of Mr. Riddell. S.M., awarding James Cowie, a waterside worker, £44 IS/ damages for injuries received on May 14, 1915, while working on the hulk Helen Denny. The company appealed on a point of law. His Honor dismissed the appeal. In the other case, certain debenture-holders Of the company claimed that the sum of £500 due from the Standard Insurance Company on a fire insurance policy on the manager's residence, should be paid to the receiver fer the company. The Court decided that the money should be expended in reinstatement of the house.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 65, 16 March 1916, Page 11
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