ALLEGED BREACH OF AGREEMENT
■ NON-SUIT MOTION DISMISSED. [1U" TELTKmAPH.—rnESS ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, Sunday. Judgment upon a motion for non-suit in the Do ilen/.v case was delivered by His Honor the Chief Justice (Sir Robert Stout) at the Supreme Court yesterday. The. ease was to recover damages to the extent of £9980, for alleged breach of agreement giving the solo right to sell a patent aerating machine in New Zealand and Fiji. William Do Renzy, of Pnlmerston North, agont, was the plaintiff, and the defendants were Fraeev, Ramsay (New Zealand), Ltd. The jury that tried the ease last session awarded plaintiff £500 damage*, for himself, and £200 for C. F. Spoonor, to whom a sub-agency had been granted. The defendants then raised certain non-suit points, and upon these Bis Honor delivered judgment. The Judge reviewed th« legal arguments adduced in support of a, non-suit, and decided that the motion must be dismissed, with £10 10s costs.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15069, 12 August 1912, Page 5
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