COURT OF APPEAL.
[by TELEGRAPH.—PRESS association. 1 Wellington, Monday. 'The sitting of the Court of Appeal terminated to-day, their Honors having sat for exactly a month. The Court sat for the last time this morning, when judgment was given in three cases. In the suit of Thompson v. Friedlauder, motion for new trial, their Honors set aside the verdict of the Court below, and allowed the appellant costs of previous action. In the cases of Jacob Joseph v. the Wellington Harbour Board, and Plemmer, F.ieves and Company v. Wellington Harbour Board, the Court held that plaintiffs were only entitled to nominal damages for loss by removal of Plemmer's wharf. Costs on the lowest scale were allowed the Harbour Board, and leave was given to the plaintiffs to appeal to the Privy Council. Judgment in the cases cf Davey v. Mudgway, and Te Raihi and others v. Grace and others were deferred until 2G'.h July.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7658, 8 June 1886, Page 5
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