COURT HEARD ENOUGH
APPEAL JUDGES APPLY POLITE CLDSURE (Pit Ukited Press Association.] WELLINGTON. April 1. In the case Wright and Black v. the New. Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative Association of Canterbury in the Court of Appeal this morning, Mr Saunders continued his argument on behalf of the appellants. After nearly an hour the court intimated to Mr Saunders that it appeared he was merely repeating arguments already put forward. Mr Justice Smith: As far as I am concerned it would help me very much, now that Tve heard your side argued at such length, if I could hear what the other side has to say. The Chief Justice: 1 don't know whether your arguments are good or not, but there is such a thing as spoiling a good argument by endless reiteration. Mr Saunders concluded Ids address shortly alter this, and Mr Thomas began the case for the respondent.
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Evening Star, Issue 21993, 1 April 1935, Page 11
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148COURT HEARD ENOUGH Evening Star, Issue 21993, 1 April 1935, Page 11
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