Taxi by-law challenge
A Blue Star Taxi by-law restricting the use of-a taxi to 14 hours a day for a sixday week has been challenged in the High Court by 20 proprietors who are members of the company. F Mr Justice Casey reserveo his decision this week on an application by the 20 proprietors for a declaration that the by-law passed by the board of Blue Star Taxis (Christchurch) Society, Ltd, is
Mr P. B. H, nail appeared for the proprietors and Messrs J. R. Milligan and P. J. Doody for Blue Star Taxis which is opposing the application.
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