SUPREME COURT.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12571, 14 August 1906, Page 9

SUPREME COURT.

CIVIL BUSINESS. In the Supremo Court yesterday morning, Mr Justice Cooper fixed dates for civil business. In the case Gaskin v Gaskin, claim £520 8s 9d for money lent, etc.; Mr ; Russell, for plaintiff, said the case . would probably be undefended, and could be taken before his Honour alono. \ Tho case was allowed to stand down, to ; enable the consent of tho other side to : be obtained. | Tho case of Luxton (Mr Dougall) v ; Morrall (Mr Miller), £507 7s od and release mortgage, was set down for to-morrow. In Downes v Downes, dissolution of marriage, Mr Stringer said it had been , agreed to take tho case without a jury. \ Tho case of Grimes (Mr Stringer) v Waipara Road Board (Mr Harper), injunction and £100 damages, was held over till his Honour's return from Dunedin. Widdowson v Adams, for possession and £150, was held over; Thompson (Mr Stringer) v Official Assignee (Mr Kippenborger), for lien upon land, etc., fixed for Thursday at 10 a.m. Peat v Curlctt, to set aside deed and for £173 lis 9d, fixed for Thursday. Fairhairn v Fairbairn, for £100 13s 2d, to bo taken before his Honour alone. Kent and Goodwin against the King, for £400 damages and injunction, allowed to stand until his Honour's return. Whitfield (Mr Donnolly) v Whitfield, in divorce, and Hervey v Hervey, for restitution of conjugal rights, to bo taken when convenient. r