MISSIONS AND TRUSTEES.
I — .—— A SUPREME COURT ACTION. j (By Telegraph. -Press Association.) WELLINGTON*, this day. I Judgment was delivered in the " j Supreme Court by the Chief Justice in ! the case brought at Nelson by members : ! of the New Zealand Church ilisisonary • Society against the society's Trust Hoard on the allegation thai certain J action had been taken subversive of the > society ' originally constituted, and that the Trust Board had improperly disposed of all or most of the assets of ■ the society other than certain invest- ? mentfl, and in particular ali the collecting boxes used by the society. His " Honor held that it was not established i that the society had lost all its powers of initiative in missionary work, also ! that the sale of appliances and. furni- ' lure was valid, 't'riless there is some . arrangement to the contrary," said the " judge, "the action must be dismissed j with costs according to scale as if £501 ■ were claimed."
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 86, 11 April 1922, Page 2
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