RETURNED TO HOMES
Members of Mortgagors’ Relief Commission STEP AS A PROTEST By Telegraph—Press Association. Palmerston North, November 2. As a protest against the way the Courts are administering the Mortgagors’ Relief Act, members of the Wellington Mortgagors’ Relief Commission have returned to their homes, in other words, are on strike.
At various times the work of the commission has been commended by judges, but apparently the commissioners have not quite the same appreciation of the way the Courts are administering the Act. It is rumoured that the commissioners think the Courts not as lenient as they might be, and that they are not viewing the Act as the Legislature intended. The chairman of the commission gave no information for publication, and declared that the members had not resigned. Nevertheless, the commissioners returned to their homes while there is apparently plenty of work on hand. It is understood that they have also cancelled sittings.
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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 34, 3 November 1933, Page 12
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