SETTLEMENT ARRIVED AT
• When the Craigdean Farm case was resumed in the Supreme Court to-day it was announced that the parties had arrived at a settlement. Counsel said there was no intention to disclose in open court the terms of the settlement, 'but he would state that tho plaintiffs unreservedly withdrew any allegation that might have been made against the defendants. Tho Chief Justice congratulated the parties on having reached a settlement, and said that a very pleasing feature had been the entire absence of invective on either side, Mr Treadwell: The parties have always been and still are friends.—Wellington Press Association . telegram. [Tho case was one in which a claim was made for £IO,OOO damages arising out of the sale of Craigdean farm in Mangamahu Valley. The claim was based on an allegation that there bad been fraudulent misrepresentation over the carrying capacity of the property.]
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Evening Star, Issue 20313, 23 October 1929, Page 8
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