COURT OF APPEAL.
NEWTOWN LICENSING CASE.'
Press Association. Electric Telegraph Copyright. Wellington* July 15. Mr Adams began the defence in the Newtown licensing case to-day. He submitted that the.. licensee; has no vested right of renewal, save as in clause 12 of the Act of 1893; that section 21 was not applicable to the present conditions and cannot be made to have a general application; that the provision of the Act of 1881 allowlbwing another poll is in force, and covers this; that the alleged anomalies and absurdities, if they exist, must be accepted, and cannot be got rid of by any reasonable interpretation ; that the whole poll was voided, and there was no determination that section 3 of the Act of 1895 is not temporary. " ,
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVII, Issue 166, 15 July 1903, Page 3
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