CIVIL CAUSE LIST.
The following cases are set down for hearing at the civil sittings of the Supreme Court which will commence at the close of the present circuit sittings : — WITH A SPECIAL JURY OF TWELVE. Official Assignee in the bankruptcy of James Black v. Mary Black for an order declaring registration of a certain transfer of land as fraudulent and void as against the Official Assignee. Irwin Lovetb v. Auckland Charitable Aid Board and Floyd Collins for damages £1000 for alleged negligent and unskillful treatment in the Auckland Hospital. WITH COMMON JURY OF FOUR. John Lanigan v. Pierce Lanigan for £1426 5s balance of wages due for services tendered. WITHOUT JURY. Harry Meyer v. Patrick Gleeson, £200 damages for assault. Thames Harbour Board v. Bagnall Brothers and Co., £103 10s 2d, wharfage does. St. John's College Trust Board v. John Pilkington and Norah Stockley for possession of certain lands, and for £500 damages. Harry Kinniard Hovell v. John Lynch for £141 123 6d, for damages for assault, &c. George Henry Short v. James Hendry for £100 6 2d, amount of a cheque. Counterclaim between the same parties for £1 15s 10d, balance of account.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8663, 4 September 1891, Page 6
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