LEGAL INQUIRY.
(By A BABKISTER-AX-I.AW.) Letters of Inquiry wiß be answered cmy week Is this column As tar u poaslbl* tbey «ia be dealt with la the order la which they ere received, aad replica win . t« inserted with the tout possible delay. ANXIOUS.—Too should deduct th« roooey. and iMTt the other part; to object. > The point U sot free froe dimenlty. and Is recti a ea*e roe should show * i bold front, and throw the onu» of aetioe on the other party. ! SEPARATED.—Ton would not be guflry of ; hlEsmy !f yon remarried. If. however, your husband proved to be alive, your second marriage wxiold be voltJ. and aar childres iUrritiaatc. For that rcasoa it I* adritaMe to obtain ■ divorce. ' MOULT.—Yon should not allow the preeetst vtnte of affaire to continue, tint sbonld take action to recover from the i deceased property the trnrt tnoeeya riphjfuUr belonglag to your father's , estate. Toe should con rait your solicitor. It msy take anything from two to rvelre month* to fet the pro- ' bate toronpb and mil aecounts paasad. ' AUSTRALIA.—Ton should see the local maintenance officer. It depeada oa where your husband is whether you can pet maintenance agalsst him j through tre Auckland Court. •• CONSTANT SUBSCRIBER—The damp duty : if twopence unless the receipt U in the fora of a disebaxg-e of mortgage, 3 in which case it will be half-β-crown, 0 end must be stamped by the Stamp ° Office acd not br caacellatlon of e SBCRBAN.—Ton ar« Dot entitled to a y ! pension, because you have not resided i' in New Zes'.ecd for the last tjjentrq firf T«-ars. If yon rrtnain here unTil yon g i are ~2 yon wLU be entitled to a s ' pecslon. e j A.B—The inforffiEtlon yon rnpply l» not _i suffici«"ni_ Write to the CortrollerI r.eDPral of Pensions. Wellicgron. re- ' frrrinp to tbe prisoner snd the date of ei his conviction. *! TXNANT—Crown lease* aliDost invariably 8 J !n favour of the Crown Ihe e i rr.liKrsl ripbts over th« propertj leased. si Von arc quite likely to receive eym'.l patheUr treatment, and will have at ■J )»-a*t as a cbaxre as any other e app-'Caet wLo propose* working the . n,:rier6l*. If paymect U to be on a rirelty basis, rbe Crown will naturally : >an towards the applicant who is going 1 ' to work on the largest scale. e.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 151, 29 June 1927, Page 11
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391LEGAL INQUIRY. Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 151, 29 June 1927, Page 11
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