PURSER CASE CONCLUDED
(REBTER'S TCLEBR.AU.) (Received 4th May, 2 p.m.)
SYDNEY, This Day. In connection with the Purser ca=e , . C?2f rt has issuecl ■I" order directing plaintiffs to pay the costs of the previoul action as well as the costs of the action then beiorc the Court.. This finally disposes of the case.
Messrs. Corteen, Tye, Godby; and Cairns issued a Supreme Court .writ against the Victoria- Racing Club and its members in their personal character and against the Stipendiary Stewards at the Caulfield Meeting', on 15th October, and against the Victoria Amateur Turf Uuo, its committee and members seeking damages for the disqualification of themselves and the horse Purser, also lor the rejection of the entries of the horses Heroic and Irish Rhythm. The writ set out that such disqualifications and rejection of entries were illegal invalid, improper, ultra vires, contrary to the principles of natural justice, not bona fide, and of no effect. An injunction was sought restraining the defendants from enforcing the disqualifications, - 1
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 102, 4 May 1925, Page 6
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