MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1017, 20 November 1917, Page 5

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

CIVIL CASES

U this morning's sitting of the Magistrate's Court, Mr W. G. K. Kenrick 8.M.. gave judgment, by default for plaititifl m the following undefended cases: Barrautl and Abraham (Mr Wither) v. F. J. Basset). claim £72 6s 6d. costs £4 18s; same v Frank Rhodes, claim £59 14s 4d, costs i>i> 19s od; Ilodderand Tolley (Mr limes) yd. \Y. Noble, claim £2 8s 2d, costs 12s; Goldingham and Beckett (Mr Cooke) v. David Wylio, claim £69 12s 9d, costs, £4 4s 6d; \V. W. Martin (Mr Cooper) y. A. Kale, claim £2 8s 7d. costs 13s; Fade Bros (Mr Inncs) v. J. McKee, claim £2 Bs, costs 17s, Nash and Cootnbe (Mr Innes) V. «• «• Kingsbeer. claim £1 Is, costs ss; .1 H. Fisher and Co. v. J. A. Campbell, chum £8; costs 13s. JUDGMENT SUMMONS.

S W. Carter (Mr Innes) v. Cha-s. Johns, claim £lO 8s Id. No appearance of defendant, who was ordered to pay £b 8s forthwith, in default 7 days' imprisonment.

RESERVED JUDGMENT. John G Beattie v. Durward and Davidson The. claim was for £175, allegedly duo to plaintiff for transference of indenting interests The Magistrate in his decision said that (1) plaintiff has failed to prove that he has any completed agencies to transfer; (2) that any agency has been confinned to the plaintiff's new linn name, therefore defendant is not compelled to pay the. moneys agreed on until, plaintiff proves the existence of these agencies and lias them confirmed to Durward and Davidson. Plaintiff was non-suited, with costs to defendant.