LEGAL INQUIRY.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 197, 18 August 1920, Page 8

LEGAL INQUIRY.

(BY A BARIUSTER-AT-LAW.t Le*tr>r3 of inquiry will lie answered every i week In this i-olumn. As far as possible they will be dealt with In the order in . which they are received, and replies will be Inserted with the least possible delay. | VENDOR.—The husband will not be liable. , ANXIOUS.—You are entitled to one month's 1 notice, so you can ignore It. Furthermore, you cannot be turned out. 1 DEFENCE. —You arc not exempt. i J TENANT.—You have no remedy at law. and j. I do not see that you have a grievance, j NEMO.—The owner is within his rights. ! ( H.W.M.—I nra of the opinion that the first ■. husband is liable for the maintenance , oC the child. :•] WORIMEK WIPE.—You i-an remarry' i (without committing bigumy) after . next October. It is usual and prefer- ;< I'lAN'OljO.—Vonr best plan Is to deduct the ] cost of painting from the account. If I be sues you. you can then counter- 1 claim. ' B.M.—Make lhat one nei-8011 the executor. J MITA.—You would have to lake legal pro- , ceedings. in which case yon should sec i your solicitor or inform the Probation t Officer of your district. You can get , bis address from I he police or from the , , Magistrate's Court. j ANXIOIK — Sue for possession. ; INQT'IRKI!.— Any person Is qualified to act. I but you should choose trustworthy [iGOlilu. Two la enough. FAII.'PLAY.—Vour letter Is not clear. Re lioMlne the rent, you must pay it when it is demanded. As soon as you move he will demand it. WORKER.—AII you need pay is an annual nmount ei|iial to 1-10tli of the value of the place. From Ibis yon can work out the weekly .instalments. FAIKPI'AY.—I ha'Vc advised you before on this matter. \on will have no chance of redress unless yon get your solicitor to help you.