SUPREME COURT SESSIONS.
CASES FOR NOVEMBER. SITTING. On November 24 next the quarterly sessions of the Supreme Court at Napier will be commenced. For the session the following cases have been Bet down:— CRIMINAL. . Rex v. George David Melville, alleged incest. Rex. v. Albert John Davidson, alleged forgery. Rex v. David Cowan, alleged carnal knowledge, three charges. Rex v. David Davies and George Edgar Casey, alleged assault, causing actual bodily harm. CIVIL. Before a Judge and Jury of Twelve. Bank of New Zealand v. Thomas Ezekial Crosse and John Baker, “trading as T. Crosse and Co.—Tarawa Estate,” £3586 3s 6d damages and interest. Patrick Carr v. Chairman, councillors and inhabitants of County of Patangata. for work done, claim £598 18s, damages £lOOO. pharles Baker v. H. Watson collision. special damages £lB9 3‘ s (kl, general damages £350 3s 6d. Before a Judge and Jury of Four. A- Honglas Spiers v. Andrew Noble and William James McGregor, sued personally and as representatives of all of the Orange Hall Committee at Invercargill, fop sen-ice rendered £164. DIVORCE. Ellen Hunt v. William Hunt, application for permanent maintenance. Thomas William Harris v. Maude Marnan Harris, mutual separation. ■Phyllis Betsy Milroy v. Frederick Milroy, alleged adultery. Isabel Annie Oraike v. John Olive Craike, judicial separation, alleged adultery and cruelty. Douglas Roy McGlashan v. Elizabeth Annie McGlashan. desertion for three years. ORIGINATING SUMMONS Frederick William Leopold v.’ Ellis Todd, summons for delivery of possession of lands by mortgagor.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIV, Issue 281, 7 November 1924, Page 3
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