RISKY BUSINESS
WOMEN'S DRESS. BILLS
A JUDGE ON DRAPERS
(By Telegraph.—Press Association )
CHRISTCHURCH, This Day.
A claim, against a husband foi clothes bought by his wife and unpaid for tvas heard by his Honoui Mr. Jus tico Adams to day. Salon X'eha, Limited, milhneis, sued J. C. Piilmei, letjiod medical practitioner, for £11- alleged to be tho balance of an accounl
Hie. Honour non-suited tho plaintifl. and made comment on the methods oi certain tiadc&pcople. He found thit the account had been run up without the husband's lcrtowlcdgo, and thai the wife Avais giveji a, dicsa allowance ot C2OO ti ycii
"If tradespeople act ( is n\ this case, .is the plaintiff's director sijs is the practice, thoy must take the risk of loss in cases such ai this and be con lent with tho pioflts they can reap othciwisc," said his Honour,
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 116, 19 May 1931, Page 11
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142RISKY BUSINESS Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 116, 19 May 1931, Page 11
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