LEGAL INQUIRY.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 257, 30 October 1929, Page 8

LEGAL INQUIRY.

(By A BARRISTER-AT-LAW.) [Letters of inquiry will be answered every week for this column. As far as Jjcssible they will be dealt with in the order in which they are received, and replies will be inserted with the least pissible delay.] T.B.—T have no recolleniion of your prV'* ous inquiry. What you _ mean by endorsing your wife's account I do not know, unless you guaranteed it. in that, case you would, of course, ne liable. It might be advisable to get In first, and frankly inform your employer that you are not making tJJ« payment under leeal advice. Whet/ier ymi would have an action for wrongful dismissal would depend on the circumstances, but the probability is that you would. COMMERCIAL.—The proper course is write to the person ••oucernod, point ing out that the right of way is not available for persons using it tor commercial purposes. If he does no refrain, you may sue for an injunction in the Supreme Court. On the bare facts as stated by you it mislit wen he contended that, the use is not a breach of the terms of the grant or the right of way. Provided the truck is not earrvine loads and is niei _ going to and from its ;daee of work the. use of the ridit of way would. -11 my opinion, be legal. INTERESTED. —Von should make up a" account of all expenses, interest ana priiiein.il. After crediting Ilie at which you bought th>> property, tn balance may he recovered by you. it there is anv surplus you must pay it to the subsequent registered mortgagee. WARDROBE.—You should make a written demand for the return of the good-. anrl if your ilomand 5s nipt witii « refusal you may sue. The long IjiPv of time does not prevent you making rlic claim, as you are entitled to sue fit anv time within six vears of the rerusal to deliver the goods back to. you. MORTGAGEE. —By accepting interest unconditionally 'you have waived your notice, and the mortgage now runs o overdue and cannot be called up except upon giving three notice, unless, of course. default is made. Similarly, you are entitled to three months' notice before the mortgage is repaid. GRIEVANCE.—Tour solicitor is not blame, bccaise you bad made tn bargain and signed the ngneunt before ho was consulted. lie coiiju not alter what had been done except with the consent of the vendor, and the one alteration be has been able to secure is a valuable one. jou solicitor can be of much B rp "t* assistance to you if you submit docu ments to him before you sign them. PENSION.—About £ 25 per year is all you are entitled to. Surely that is worth applying for.