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AUCKLAND MAN FINED. [per press association.] AUCKLAND, August 31. In the prosecution of Roy Standly, , who was charged with holding a public i meeting, in the Domain without a per- [ mit, the Magistrate said that there [ was definite statutory authority giving the City Council power to regulate the > condition of the use of the Domain. As • far as reasonableness was concerned, i there was no standard to judge it by. i What would appear reasonable to one ' man might appear unreasonable to others, and even if he, personally, thought that this by-law was unreasonable, he would not be thereby justified in finding it unreasonable. The I, py-law showed no partiality. The defendant was fined £l. Costs of appeal wore fixed. '
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 September 1934, Page 2
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