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R. M. COURT, TAURANGA.

TUESDAY, fpks ii, 1^92. (Befora^. JS, Esq.Jl^);^ Thos Humphreys v. ChasHarley, Claim for £17 3s Harley *.' WnalkaWa recently hearS in Mis court. Each party conducted his owncaaev Defendant I^i&iihte r\jfus4rtb pay; on the ground that plaintiff had not tafteh^ont a certificate this year in accordance' witJj section 44 of the Law Practitioners Act, 1882. The Bench held the defendant liable, it did not cotpider it to be the duty of tneuourtf ifctax solicitors costs and that it had nothiog to do with Mr Humphreys taking out a certificate, this was a. matter conoernlrig 1 the Supreme Court only. Judgment whs given for the full amount and costs 38s. Two or three other unimportant cases were. heard, but they were of no public interest.

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Bay of Plenty Times, Issue XX, 22 June 1892, Page 3

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R. M. COURT, TAURANGA. Bay of Plenty Times, Issue XX, 22 June 1892, Page 3

R. M. COURT, TAURANGA. Bay of Plenty Times, Issue XX, 22 June 1892, Page 3

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