LEGAL INQUIRY COLUMN.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 87, 12 April 1922, Page 8

LEGAL INQUIRY COLUMN.

(Br A B.»KRISTER-AX LAW.) week In this column. At far as pouibl* - they will be dealt with in the o-rrter ta which tney »:e received, and replies will D*' inserted with the least possible delay. WORKIF.D WIPE.—You should get the police to take up thp matter. I am afraid that you woii'.d be required as a witness, and that your husband would also be present. You need not fear a ' little publicity. j R.A.B.—The police will not interfere in the matter. B's sole remedy is to sup you for damages and obtain an injunction ■lo prevent the recurrence of the disturbances. Unless the dls-turbance is ■malicious or unreasonable B has little ihani-e of suci-ec-ding if he brings the action. There is no objection to your playiug. but if the consequences are, obnoxious yon are liabl?. PINE TREK.-How do you measure what! she nseRV rnless you can prove ?-.itis-1 faetorily that she has used so much you I lannot to lie pnirt for it. Cannot i you rome lo some arrangement that she pay so much per week or a iixed proportion of your bill? COROXA.— There is nothing illegal in subletting. You cannot break the lpa?c. nn<l the property Is wholly out of your control until the lease expires. Profiteering is no longer illegal. DIGGER.—Ton have uo remedy at all now. QCAXDART.—UnIess specially exempted by the order the co-re»poiident is liable for all the costs yon mention. Your contention is quite erroneous. TROLBI.KD.—You were foolish in employing surli a man to do lejfal work for you. The agreement to pay, even if yon could prove It, Is of don'utful legal validity. X.Y.Z.—(I) A pension is payable in respect of children under 16 rears of age iji The husband need givr> no notice, and may do as he likes'in the circumstances. J.R.C.—The Commissioner of Taxes will treat the difference as Income. in selling, your later suggestion that the reserve l.c treated as goodwill, is, I thmiyhe best way of d is po,in g of the