CIVIL CASES.
Benjamin Taylor (Mr Kirk) v. Teingara (Mr Daw r son), a claim for £3 11s. This case was adjourned from'the last sitting, so that evendence could be taken at Tokomaru Bay, and after hearing the evidence His Worship gave judgment for the amount claimed with costs (£3 13s). Harris and Sons (Mr Etherington) v. Thomas Hales. Judgment for £3 9s Hd, with costs (11s). Robert and George Scott (Mr Kirk) v. Harry C’uney (Mr Dawson), a claim for damages, for trespass oil plaintiff’s land and removing therefrom 19 head of cattle which had been seized by plaintiff’s servant, James Patterson, for the purpose of being impounded. A considerable amount of evidence was taken and the case was adjourned to Gisborne for legal argument on the point as to whether plaintiff could Ibgady detain the cattle. Peter Hansen (Mr Kirk) v. George Shaw, .a c’aim for £3 13s. Judgment was given for plaintiff by defa lit for the amount claimed, with co-,ts (10?).
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3573, 24 February 1914, Page 6
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164CIVIL CASES. Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3573, 24 February 1914, Page 6
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