SUPREME COURT.
CHRISTCi-lURCH SESSIONS. (Press Association Telegram.) CHRISTCHURCH, March 8. His Honor Mr Justice Donmstow gave judgment in the. case of 'Jaylor v. Seymour, ail appeal from a conviction 'or using threatening language in a public place. _ It was held that a right-of-way on private property from sale yards to an hotel was not a public place, because it was not used by the public “as of right,” in accorda nee with the definition, un dor section 28 of the Police Offences Act.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3873, 9 March 1915, Page 6
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