IN CHAMBERS.
DUTTON AGAINST BEBEN. Sitting in Chambers yesterday, Mr Jushco Edwards heard an application in regafd'to the 1 case of Dutton v. Breon,'iecently» decided jn the_ Supreme Court Mi'. Dtinn appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. Blair for dofendnnt De-' .fendant m6ve& for an order "setting aside the Becunty which had been found tor tho coits of appeal, on the ground that the affidavit , Sled in rospect of the financial portion of tho kurety was alleged to,contain incorrect particulars. After / hearing argument,' tho Judgo mado an order cancelling tho security, and allowed-costs to defendant. , FITZGERALD AGAINST GOW. Another Case mentioned was that of Maud Eleanor Titagornld v. Andrew Mouat Gow A claim had been made by lira Pitzgerald (mortgagee) against Gow (as mortgagoftiin de-> fault), tor possession of property in Sydney Streot. Judgment had been entered for plaintiff'by default. 'Mr. Bolton appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. Dunn for dofondant. Defendant ujpplied for ant. order setting aside the judgment, upon the,ground that he had a defence by reason of sofne arrangement with the second mortgagees of the property. Tho motion Was dismissed, with seven guineas costs. \ ' i ' CIVII«LIST. The civil sessions of the Supreme Court commence on Monday. The fixtures wero arranged by Mr Justice Edwards in Chambers je&terUay, as follow —Monday, November 22 n Inglis v.' Waikan Karaitiana, Talkmer v. Osmond Tuesday, November 24' Zandor v. "Williams, the Commercial Agency C 0.,, Ltd' v. Chan Yin and Ah Duck King. Wednesday, November 21 Crump v." Eeynoll j Elizabeth Milsom v Maud' [Baldwin. Thursday, Novombor 25 Callaghan v Savage, undefended divorce'suits Friday, Novombor 2G- Undefended divorce suits Monday, November 29 Public Tfustee and others v.' Registrar-General of Lands, Arthur v Bertling. Thursday, November 30. Colo v Heynes, ie Allardyce Wednesday, December 1 Fabian v. Dwyer. Thursday, December 2 Major v. Stephens; Buxton v. Murrav, Joseph" Nathan and Co, v Taihape Co operative C' 6 Triday, December 3- Dwyer v. Miclielly. Civil and divorce cases to bo heard by juries will commence on Monday, November 29.
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 669, 20 November 1909, Page 14
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334IN CHAMBERS. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 669, 20 November 1909, Page 14
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