ACTION AGAINST SOLICITOR

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 15 September 1921, Page 7

ACTION AGAINST SOLICITOR

SERIOUS BREACHES ALLEGED

(BY TELEGRAPn—PKEBB ASSOCIATION.) __ „ . AUCKLAND. Sept. 15. .following an action by the District Law Society, Francis .J. Tipping, soli--1 _,_. tor _.a,ld barrister, was called upon by i the Supreme Court to show cause why he should not be struck off the roll of barristers and solicitors. Affidavits stated that Mr. Meredith had been instructed by the Commissioner of Crown _. 8 _ .9 reoov«r £1100 paid by him | on behalf of the Government for Evans j to certain returned soldiers: also to recover various mortgages and documents representing securities tor advances previously made through Tipping Tin. I Pjing handed over £1100, /ess £9 IoT also various documents. Tipping: hac co?rP^ a4 ,n,tted th, e legations were correct. His counsel said the shortaee was small H i ß client asked for the S S;°T^ 0- C°"rt- ?io asked f<* time A/tnmo TV? pu,g _ae? m- Mr. Justice wfef ad J°Urned the matter for one