LEGAL INQUIRY COLUMN.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 118, 21 May 1931, Page 21

LEGAL INQUIRY COLUMN.

(By A BARRISTER-AT-LAW.) [Letters of Inquiry -will be answered wry week in this column. As far as possible they will be dealt with in the order iir'.which they are received, and replies wills be inserted -with the least possible delay.] URGENT.—You are personally liable for the rates, and for the whole amount owing on the-mortgage. To walk off the property, will not affect that liability in any way. LUX.—(I) The written statement Is not sufficient evidence. It will be necessary to obtain, evidence, which can be given on oath. (2) If you are not worth £23 inf all you may proceed in forma pauperis." (3 and 4) The cost of getting, evidence from abroad S® 7 . P r ,9YA a stumbling block. I think ytju will find it hotter to wait another*.- year .and. proceed on the mutual separation. If you oecwe to: proceed at once you should lay. your-ease-before a barrister and on aw opinion 'that your case is sound, rou apply for leave to proceed ill forma Pauperis. Aroha).—You may become naturalised in New Zealand. • QUIRBR.— Your question is too general; " you mention the particular eircum«h of your case I can answer you soortly. To answer your question in r? Present form would require a whole ,°' u , mD . much of which would not really ivy? your case> Write again. * with "Inquirer" above. T Mr!? really help you if yon do not and any Write again what 1 what your total income is, and JLu TaI "e of all your assets Tm wh , at they consist of. If bernnrt e -A DO incom e and no assets pension you wiU be paia the fuU * Z on T w is Pliable to a woman bnt of~ attaining the age of CO years, siofr-WM not receive the full penCO.4u S S v 6" 65 yearS ° ld - C 1 must first give the raort- . n T Y"?. th ' s notice under the for S Act- If applies action v Court will decide what apoiv rl°, r Tl take - If he does not Possession. re yOU may sell or take 1? m af raid you are liable mere-hat!? (2) Provided that the Paid A s not; deny that you have ceinf 011 account, the defective re-the-nJSH be needed. If he denies by other means 011 mUSt proVe payment urgent • ' Per v'c ! S,-i 1 , ncome not exceeding £50 as Vnn ti Bot affect >'our pension, home k° assets other than the A.DM ch you liTe-tain"!l^-^^?sß y° ur title deeds consented fr«li slon ""hereby you are preowner tn compelling the adjoining fend* JJcontribute toward the cost of I thini- y £ u may compel him to do so. as T rnnA°- weve £ you find that v. 1 - 011 0 sa le to you, he fencing /o\ vof all liability for damaeM nJrJ lou i :ann ot sue for witiin your fence is a fence whieh it • mea nmg of the Fencing Act, unftnccd I , not - Iri ]aw y° ur land is accordingly ycnlr remedies are limited r +h Q UOt .~ s entitle<i to any notice it h«s original rate demand. Once elapsed ™,? post ? d and 14 days have Tf m!ly SU6dand:*™*. T you can Prove death you entitledt brothers and sisters will be ma*' !i° receive the money. You f the Cour t at any time deaih to presume your brother's sonab'ie yo - u should first make rea'•f.P -iv Ulnes and advertise for him. nate oUr rr ? x P er ience has been unfortmapnlv thi ® mortgagee is entitled to of .*ho jL Purchase money in payment rates nnd of sale and arrears of sum snti and the Principal ehasa rnrmil here ls not enough pur-he-ona?P.? the sa le to meet these en|y<- e the owner for the defici-