LEGAL INQUIRY COLUMN.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 243, 11 October 1916, Page 7

LEGAL INQUIRY COLUMN.

BX A B4..RKISTBttTa i T-I f JkW. letters of iuquiry will be answered every Wednesday iv ttiis coliuuu. As far ha itosaiMe tuey will be dealt witli v Uμ uruer lv v/Uicb they «r» leceiveu, ami ctpiits will be iuserUu wiili the . Icaai (lOssiUlo aeiay. PLYS'CE.—(I> No, but you are entiti'.eil tv have a .paid-up j.oJny in exchange for ttte surreoUer ,ot uoe i»r<deut oue. v) No. (3) Yes, with a proviso i-Uat tae <v>nipiiiy"s etstiunate must be" fair "ami reisonaoie. In your ease niic expei!»e of testing Che reasonableness «t vie amaiMnt would be .gmeeser than tnt amount ait stoke.. . . ,-' ■; K.K.H.— Ttae oulj- safe coarse in a\c«se :illce| yours is to sue both parties. I *ni afraid '.the amount of <iiniaee euHerea wia titttdUy 'be eufßclent k> make it worth your wihlle -.to take any proceedings- , .-. •.'.■'i.". ,■.. -'~ A VERSUS B.—A ts not entitled to ti« goods, toot it is-qroite possible-that he muy be entttlea to oli the maeete of -the torn. However, yoar letter doee not give mc suflioient infceTuatloa to enable mc .to decide that point.'"•;:; .■;■;'• Ist and 2nd MOKTJ3AIGE.—Yon will have ito oontijnoe paying the .instalments .you' hare paid dn :tbe past. " H.B.—You may shoot ttae pigs piovldeil (1) yx>ur 'property Is surrounded by & legalfeoco, and (-) your local antbxatty not paese<d a resolution forbidding sujuiniary killing of• tTesposslng pigs. FIEIX.CE-R.—2efer ito the under wiiiieli your predecessor In title .bought. If Chat agreement provides that the eynilka'te is not' responsible for any boundary tnces, then ywu will bave to pay for fae fences ymoßtU, provlded itbat «he syndicate still .owns the adjoining secttao. . .- | HiARRISOX.—Ttie cUM macF rigbtly d»im to be a BiitMh snbj«et. TtobaMr If ti ware living in Sweden it ct»*n ithere .to be a Swedish subject, .tat ttm± wpuld depend, upon .the. SwoUab. tew. ftAGUy>fITAS.—The proper way is for the widow t» apply for' admiritetratiren to her husband's estate. .- • --«;—' V&O.-L Tie aoetlooeer te lieble Hor-tlje dUreremce, 2. No. 3. Tfte «•! «»*«• 1e still liable for the ohita's metaten ■aiice. So also is tfhe etepf*tber. OMAK.-1. The merriaee Iβ viHe..'.Jeejl2. The girl cannot neiry leee W» «he is freed eißier toy «""» «f. ». the death of hra- present Jiurtejn- 3. To nmke a fate* dedeiatton *f» w*th «he object of "'o l * l ***"?*-- \H consent of panmts to am ttaee to * «ri.m»nml offence in to* P"*» mugtrhig ithe dec**a.tlon. ..,.---- v -■■;■-.■ <j.c. A. little girl would net tafcen on *• yoore, but aaogt l , "^M l^r° ****'■ ■'■' ■ • ____." : 'better .etm, 1 th** yen tmigbt attarb <Mm to aoob monejm. (FAIBPIBI'P-— fe W*"** « I*eie ws« C.M in the hawthorn fence B* that Sβ fiece :(MMt iiawuM/ b» callaA , lewl fe»ee. fibwt A <ammt m*e B ' P«r *»™ *be foil v«*» o* tb* cncK He , nr*y >m>wiml <te jihaep tt—«he flet *f nMiBDc «p , ***

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