Supreme Court Judgment by consent
Christopher John Ebbett, a fanner, of Geraldine, was given judgment by consent by Mr Justice Wilson in the Supreme Court yesterday for $2159.45 in a claim against Automation MaCl J?r"l’ appeared for the plaintiff and Mr R. F. B. Powell for the defendant. The statement of claim said that tn September, 1970, the plaintiff purchased from the defendant 14 automatic stockingvending machines for *3OOO and stock to the value of *6OO. The plaintiff acted on representations made by William Leonard StevelSales for the six months after fmrchase were considerably beow the estimates given to the plaintiff by the defendant. In May, 1971, the defendant agreed to sell or take over the vending machines and to pay the plaintiff *2159.45 for the machines and stock, but the amount was not paid, the statement of claim said.
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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32874, 24 March 1972, Page 4
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