JUDGMENT SUMMONSES.
A MAGISTERIAL PRONOUNCEMENT.
BY TELEGRAPH— PEESS ASSOCIATION. AUCKLAND,. May 27. w a rg*^ number of application* for orders under, judgment s^nmonses which came before Mr Kettle, SJVI., today only, three or four weresuccessful. S«»?6^ *f£ se ,casss the -'debtor acfcrtt* h ej .drank, ; and in theothexvthe debtors did not appear TheMagistrate stated that all magistral had considered the matter, and deeded tiiat the judgment summons system could show that they did not haS means or were honestly trying to pay 7bl i„ dj?U-rnm?nts be granted, and the fear.-of imprisonment kept hangi_„ should^ 6 debtors. P Solic/fig *W? exhaust -all methods open to SrT 6 e£g^n°^ y SlfS&fc s putinlL th tat s F^-^Srs: i™ i n it 6 -^rving of many people owM»J°i thX **»&*&>> ot credit, out tne Ulfttre^^ d he did
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 28 May 1915, Page 4
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134JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 28 May 1915, Page 4
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