KING'S ROAD, MIRAMAR.
DECtSION RESERVED. Further lrcr»l oigumcnt concerning Kuig'G-roatl, Ahi'nmtu 1 , was comm^nrej yoitprtlay h fto moon *> and concluded iff tiny. His Honour the Chief Justice pi%« sided. Mr, T. F. Martin, with him Mr, T, Young, appealed for the Miramnc Boiough Council. Mr. M. Chapman, X.C.. for the rnvcatcr. and Mr. J, W* Halmond. Solicitor-Genera!, for the At* torney-Gpner*!. Coiuispl proceeded to discuss the real question at issue— -whether the council has power to reduce the width ot the road from 09ft to 66ft? Mr. Maitin and Mr. Young supportefl tho couiKiTß implication, but Mr. Salmond and Mr. Chapman held that by the procedure adopted, (he council could not wholly depth c property-holders of their frontage,, but it was not contends! that a stree^ could never be diminished under any circumstances by any procp-riui-e. It was necessary for the- council' to proccrd with the diminution ns if fop a stopppgp of tho road. tlis Honour snid he would prooably give judgment next week.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24, 28 July 1911, Page 2
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165KING'S ROAD, MIRAMAR. Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24, 28 July 1911, Page 2
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