SUPREME COURT

Evening Star, Issue 21631, 29 January 1934, Page 12

SUPREME COURT

QUARTERLY SITTINGS The following is the list of business' to ■'come • before ther session of- the Supreme Court, which commences on Monday morning next, at 10.30; CRIMINAL. FOR TRIAL. ; ‘Horace Acosta Martin alias Horacio Acosta, alleged carnal ■ knowledge (five charges). , Leonard Francis Heller, alleged obscene language. James -Charles M'Arthur, alleged forgery. _ - 1 ’ 'George Alexander Low, alleged theft. CIVIL. ' E. Logan v. Waitaki Hospital Board, jclaim for £2,000, alleged negligence. 6. H. Symonds v. Thomas Read, pos-. eession of land. William Aitken and others v. Regent (Theatre Company Ltd., possession of premises, rent, 'etc. IN DIVORCE. A. M. Dripps v. J. S. Dripps, on the' grounds of desertion. R. H., Simons v. I. E. Simons, desertion; . A. ■ W. -Ledgerwood - v. H. O. ■ M. Ledgerwpod, desertion. E. Struthers v. R.' Struthers, deser-; 'tion. ,8. A- Benfell v.' V. Benfell, 'separation agreement.* A'. T.,Costello v. B. O. Costello and G- tie Silva, alleged misconduct. r ■ CASES ON APPEAL. . * T. J. and W. Samuel (appellant) y. JJ. E. Harding (respondent). G. S. K. C. Phillips and H. Brasch y. Commissioner of Stamp Duties. J. Wroblenski v. C. Parnell. 1 The Ounce Limited v. R. C. Bell. R. J. Bell v. G. A. Baker and others. R. J. Bell v. W. H. Gibson. R. J. Bell v. J. W. Gibson.