SUPREME COURT

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 126, 21 February 1921, Page 3

SUPREME COURT

e FIXTURES FOR CIVIL CASES. Fixtures for the hearing of civil cases in the Supreme Court have been made as follow: — February 21. —Lacry and Co., Ltd., v. Union Steam Ship Co., claim for .£lBl3 3s. Id., alleged damage to goods, before 'a Judge and a common jury. • February 23.—Caleb Jesse Muslin v. Ethel Mary Maslin and Charles Henry Osmond, petition for divorce, with claim for .£2OOO damages against co-respondent, rehearing before, a Judge and jury of twelve. James Knight and Alfred Ernest Rose v. Alexander Oswald and Thomas IV. Hill, possession of land and A4OO damages, before' a Judge alone, Elizabeth Miller'v. George William Jenn;r, notion to" rescind contract, before a Judge alone. 'February 25—Sarah Ireson v. Edward James Ireson, claim for A‘292 9s. lid., moneys alleged to be due. February 28.—Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board v. John Edward Fitzgerald, claim for possession of laud, before a Judge alone. March I.—Annie Deekston v. Ernest John August, possession of land, before a Judge alone. March 2.—Mary Ann Maisey v. IVilliani Farquhar Eggers, claim for .£3OO damages, before n Judge alone. March 3. —Arthur Ernest Mills v. William F. Eggers, specific performance, before a Judge alone. March 4. —.lane M’Lean James v. Richard IV. M'Villy, claim for JJ2600, alleged to be due under agreement. March 15.—Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary v. Union Steam Ship Company, claim for -£3721 Bs. 10d., alleged damage to goods, before a Judge and special jury.