WOOL AND SKINS.
IMPERIAL COMMANDEER.
CLAIM FOR SHARE IX PROFITS FAILS.
(by cable— pbkss association—cornucix.) (ACSTBALIAK AND X.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) March 36th, 10.43 p.m.> 3LKLBOURNE. March 33. Judgment trae delivered to-day in the case known as the akin and ■wool case, in which Bards ley. Villiam Angles and Co.. Proprietary. Ltd., awl Kreglingler snd Fernau claused £1.000.000 from tho Commonwealth Government Central 00l Committed and 8.A.W.R.A.. with iSir John Wiggins as tho person holding tho moneys in trust.
Plaintiffs cJnimcsl the right to Jirticipate in the profits arising out ot the Imperial Government's wool realisation scheme during the last tw» years of tho sohemp'jj operation so far as wool and skins were conccrnetlJudgmenfc was given for the defendants.
Judgment was also delivered for tho defendants in the caeo in which Witson, Mofflin, Crompton and Sons and others claimed £200,000 from the »m»> defendants with the exception of Sir John Higgins. Plaintiffs were chaining the right to participate m the profits arising out of the charge of fiveeighths pence per lb on sfcocpskifl* handled by the central wool committer during the term of tho Imperial wool purchase scheme.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18342, 27 March 1925, Page 9
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