CIVIL CASES

Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1919, Page 6

CIVIL CASES

Mr. W. 6. Riddell, S.M., yesterday gave judgment for plaintiff by default in the following undefended civil cases: —William A. L. Morrison v. Robert Whyte, £4 6s lid, costs 10s; Gordon Claud Haie v. Robert .Whyte, £13 8s 6d, costs £1 10s 6d; A. Locke v. John O'Brien, £2, costs 6s; Reginald Collins, Ltd., v. W. Ross Smith, £6 ss, costs £1 3s 6d; Robert Martin, Ltd., v. A, W. Palmer and Co., £124 15s 10d, costs £6 4s; M. Duggan v. Walter Robert Freeman, £9 ISs, costs £1 5s 6d ; Cederholm and Sons v. A. D. Wvlie, £108 19s, costs £6 3s; C. Smith, Ltd., v. F. Paget Jones, £3 3s 6d,. costs 10s ; J. Jacobus v. H. Aurep, £4 14s 6d, costs 10s; Denhard Automatic Baking Co., Ltd., v. Mrs. Jessie Ait-cheson, £5 15s 9d, costs £1 3s 6d; J. Patterson v. J. Hunt, £2 2s, costs 10s; W. H. Nash v. J. B. Da-lton, £57 4s 3d, costs £3 18s 6d; Magnus. Sanderson, and Co., Ltd., v. Foster and. Hare, £11 10s, costs £1 10s 6d.

DEFENDED CASES.

Algernon Batos was ordered to deliver up possession of a tenement to Geoffrey Parsons by Ist July, and to pay £1 4s costs.

Further evidence war heard by Mr. F. V. Frazer, S.M., regarding the ad-' Hourried case in which John 11. Flockton, for whom Mr. D. Jackson appeared, proceeded agaisnt Joseph Boucher, who was ropresoiit-ed by Mr. J. J. M'Gratb, on a cliam for £72 Ifis in respect of goods sold and supplied. Defendant held that the goods were late in delivery, and ho therefore refused to acc.j. i delivery, and denied liability. The Magistrate again adjourned tho case, as still further evidence is to be heard.

(Proceeding.)