SUPREME COURT.
[Pee Peess-Association:.] •• ■' ■ AUCKLAND, Jkjlt v 28. In the Supreme Court this morning the action of the Cpimqiasioner of Trade and Customs v. Eiffen Hannah, for evasion of Customs duties, came to a sudden end, a settlement having been arrived at. , Mr Campbell, the defendant’s solicitor, said that he had conferred with Mr Tole,who had shown him certain papers on which: the plaintiff relied. He (Mr Campbell) wag;' satisfied that in some instances 'there had ' been incorrect invoices presented! but"’ He felt that this had been done in ignorance. They had agreed to confess judgment for ■£4450, without costs. That would dispose of everything between the Customs and the defendant. His Honor entered judgment by consent for the plaintiff without costs. ,
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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVIII, Issue 11333, 29 July 1897, Page 3
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