LEGAL INQUIRY.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 19, 23 January 1929, Page 8

LEGAL INQUIRY.

(Bjr A BARRIBTER.AT LAW.)

letters of Inquiry will be Answered every week In this column. As far as possible they wiu be dealt with in tbe order in which they are received, and replies Will be Inserted with the least possible delay

F.S.--T«Mir husband's letter was not stifficehtlr explicit. He aid not ask aSy question nor mention the point ton refer to. I think your view l.'^rect 00 COLLECTOR.-If no summons has beet. vifftff* pa * Se aet am °™« Sa °„ l l X il7 Yo,t nre entitled to damages and £?« --"aV™- .!' *°. Ula he, P «" goltSta«"JL ♦ ,a J««ctioh if your neighbours were to join with yon. It would be advisable to have the evidence of two expert valuers. Tou should first? how" ever, consult your solicitor. You may «t,i a J£'Lt o ? btain compensation by a settlement out of court. LONDONER — There are other ways of provLISSLA** Pi 10 *!, fencing a birth certificate. You might write to the £ / onr \ ,rth DlfflCe ?i"li. h f.^S ! °i your b,rth ' a «»d ask him to see tt the church records disclose the date of your baptism. The tension Wft here win doubtless accept proof by declaration of some reputable person who is aware of youf age? oV has known you for a very long time. Wages.—the presumption latitat you were to be paid for your* work. Against this you will have to explain why you have claimed that the landlord was Indebted r-i y . o, i~. Theße Sections Will not be lJL a \ ?s !^ J Pottp tatt «»iord attempts to £SE? ~U t . t . b m ork WM flrtne for some other consideration, such as a reduced itul f.°lt* k fotbw «»« »• mine the rent, in Which case your delay may well prove your undoing. * HA ?KJ£*i~~ Yon har * b * a no « ce ««at interest was being charged, and have Incurred further credit, well knowing that Interest was claimed. It is too late to dispute it now, though as a concession the amount may be reduced when you pay up. AN3 «! ODB r- I£ th * w " u '• necessitated by filllnc in your neighbour's property he fesponalble. If the wall is necessitated by excavation on your property you will be responsible: BUYER.—Three months' notice in Writing Is necessary. The notice should be delivered personally or sent by registered letter.