CASES SHOULD NOT GO TO SUPREME COURT
GISBORNE, Feb. 24.
The Supreme Court was heavily clogged with work and he thought that cases of the kind could well be heard before a magistrate, said the Chief Justice, Sir Humphrey O’Leary, in the Supreme Court to-day,- after hearing an action for tenancy of a house.
He warned future litigants who chose the Supreme Court in which to bring a tenancy case, that should the plaintiffs not suceed he (Flis Honour) would award full-scale costs against them.
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Grey River Argus, 25 February 1949, Page 7
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