RIGHT-OF-WAY.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 128, 2 June 1927, Page 10

RIGHT-OF-WAY.

.11 ix.Mr.NT AGAINST SUB-LESSF.K. The right of a sub-lessee to u-o a right-of-way over a strip of land adjoinin" picniisos in Karangahapc Road wns the point at issue in n rase in which the I hief -iiiMicc (Sir Charles Skerrett) pave judgment in the Stiprcnie Court today. Alfred Moore, mercer, disputed the right of Michael Dunn, dairyman, to use the roadway in question. Me had objected to milk churns Wing deuo.-ited there, and also to Dunn's milk can pacing ulon™ it.

His Honor Mii<! it «:i- rn<iin:<iii that jiluintilT luxl sll-lailioc| no artun) l>y Dunn's u-c of tin , way, nor hart its by Dunn intcrfrrtHl with its use liy pliiiutifTV The matter rcsolvcnl itself into n lopal <|iu-» tion, ntul his Honor proceo<le<l to i|iint«authorlries. Finally ho pave juilun;«"iu for Moore for .d «•< ilainn-ji" f"i ;m-i trespasses. Imt -..iid it u.ix ::,,$ :il nil certain tlint ilci'ii.i! int wuiilil In> i-«-m----pell«*«l to shift )ii~ lm-iii<-->. Ji i;i ;, ;iii lie tlinl ho »ib rtilitleil tn a way to Ifcty Street suitalilp to »!u- rtHjuireini-nt-. of his liiisinr^—. Such :« \v;iv imilil pro halily l>o pmi\ ulrcl ni a r>««| of .it»>iit ilpHt. Tin , injunction w«>mM l«r> in t!i!office "f tli , ' < nnrl f<ll tliri--- m<<iith« 11 ••1 > 1 the elate v\ the jr.d-jirriil to enable ilefenilnnt to niaUo :>m\ arrniivnu'iii which l»c fo'iind ncr-.-»»ni \.