THE EDMONDS CASES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12654, 7 September 1904, Page 5

THE EDMONDS CASES.

A SETTLEMENT ARRIVED AT. The Edmonds cases, which were heard at the recent civil .sittings of the Supreme Court, and in regard to which judgment was deferred by Mr. Justice Edwards, were disposed of yesterday afternoon, When counsel waited on His Honor in his chambers and intimated that t. settlement had been arrived at between the partie«. His Honor, on the application of counsel, made orders in accordance with this settlement. The case of Sarah Theodora Edmonds v. Henry snd E. M. Edmonds and Mary Selma Graham (an action to set aside «<lto of land, and for the administration by the Court of the estate of the plaintiff's mother), was struck out by consent. In the jase oi A. M. and E. M. Edmonds v. Henry Edmonds (an action for a decree that a partnership subsisted between plaintiffs and defendant, and for a dissolution of the same), it was ordered by consent that judgment be entered up for the defendant, with costs. The counsel appearing were Mr. A. E. Skelton (for Mr. Martin), on behalf of the plaintiffs, and Mr. Hugh Campbell, on behalf of the defendant, Henry Edmonds.