SUPREME COURT.

Manawatu Times, Volume XLII, Issue 1734, 9 February 1921, Page 5

SUPREME COURT.

BUSINESS FOR NEXT SESSION. The following cases have been set down for hearing at the Palmerston North Supreme Court sessions, commencing on Tuesday, February 15:— CRIMINAL. William Joseph O'Dwyer, alleged false pretences; Thomas Martin, alleged embracery; Valentine Joseph Owen, alleged theft; William Henry Grant, alleged theft from a dwellinghouse; William Snow, alleged indecent assault; Alexander A. J. Burling, alleged false pretences. CIVIL. (Before Judge and Jury of Twelve). Donald Mackenzie v. Edward and Martha Collins, claim for £528 15/fi rent and £862 10/ damages for alleged breach of covenant; Samuel John Atkins v. A. D. Kennedy and Co., Ltd., claim for £3OO deposit and £250 as damages; William E. Power v. Samuel J. Atkins, claim for return of deposit of £3OO, £ll3 1/ as expenses, and £IOO as damages; counter claim for £346 4/ as commission and £IOO as damages. (Before the Judge Alone). Richard Joseph Harper v. Charlotte C. Whittaker and Winnie Etheridge, claim for declaration, etc.; W. H. Ellis v. B. E. Smith, claim for order for accounts; V. L. Poingdestre v. •Cornelius James Danahey and Phillip Reginald Webber, application for dissolution of partnership; Harry Woolven v. Bertram J. Frecklington, claim for specific performance; J. Bett and Bailey, Ltd., v. Jackson and Giles, claim for £364 6/4 for goods said to have been supplied; Thomas Bevan v. Robert Bevan, application for decree for administration. IN DIVORCE. Amy Louisa Nott v. Thomas J. Not*, application for dissolution of marriage; Henrietta Coombe v. James Henry Coombe, application for dissolution of marriage; Albert J. Burns v. Ruby E. Burns, application for dissolution of marriage; Robert Flutey v. Ellen P. Flutey, application for dissolution of marriage. IN BANCO. i Official Assignee in the estate of Reeves and Williams v. J. D. Piper, appeal from Magistrate's decision; Jessie Margaret Manson v. Andrew R. McLeod, motion for writ of attachment; Emily Mary Crewe v. J. D. C. Crewe and G. R. Smith, motion to set aside judgment.