RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT
[Before A. Turnbull Esq., R.M.]
Hill and Sons v. W. M. MeConkey.— Claim for ±3 Os 6d for goods supplied. Judgment for amount claimed aud coats 7s.
Hudson and Cre3sey v. Geo. Galland. — Claim for US 14s for medical attendance. Judgment for amount chained and costs 6s.
Jones v. Stock. — In this case which was heard last week his Worship prior to giving judgment said that tho letters handed in could not be taken into consideration unless stamped, and if they were not stamped the plaintiff must take a nonsuic.
Mr Harley at once had the document stamped and paid the £5 fine.
His Worship said that the letter formed an agreement between MoOonkey and Stock and not between Jones and Stock, therefore the plaintiff must be nonsuited with costs £4 14s.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 12, 13 May 1890, Page 2
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