TIMBER CUTTING RIGHTS.
INVOLVED SUPREME COURT CASE. , "Time-worn litigation concerning timber land in the lower Kiug Country was revived at lite Supreme Court to-ilaT. when hi» Honor resumed the hearing of thp adjourned case of the Waimiha Sawmilling Company, ljUl. (Mr. AndcrsoTi and Mr. Kndean I against the Waione Timber C'nmpanr. Ltd. (Mr. Staiiton and Mr. \V. 11. Cocker I. an action for a declaration that the plaintiff is entitled to "crtain timber euttinp rights over properties now belonging to the defendant, and which were purchased hy
plaintiff from T. v). C. Howe, who had' f»ivcn the Waimiha Company theee cutting rights when owner of the property, but had stibaequentlv claimed to have, determined them. The Court of Appeal lias held that Howe had no ripht to determine the Waimiha Company's rights, and the latter company now claim* to exorcise the.rh notwith-1 standing the intervening sale to the Waionn Company.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 210, 5 September 1922, Page 5
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150TIMBER CUTTING RIGHTS. Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 210, 5 September 1922, Page 5
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