BREACH CASES
‘BAN PRESS REPORTS." LONDON, December 1. “It would he a good thing if the Press was prohibited from publishing (ieiailz of breach of promise eases.'’ said Sir Gervais Rentoul. Metropolitan magistrate, addressing meeting at Banbury. lie was, he said, in favour of breach of promise actions, but deplored their publication in the Press. “It is certainly arguable whether a man should be able, without, any restraint, io break oft an engageim-jm wiien he has monopolised a girl’s at-1 tentions, possibly for years. In these ' circumstances, if a. girl feels monetary l consideration would be some compen-l satioxi sL- it ''ijl.i.Ti-.d to have ft."
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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 January 1939, Page 4
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105BREACH CASES Greymouth Evening Star, 17 January 1939, Page 4
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