SAWMILLING DISPUTE.
ACTION IN SUPREME COURT. Further evidence was heard by Mr. Justice Sim at the Supreme Court yesterday in the action between the Waimiha Sawmilline Company, Limited, and G. T. C. Howe, settler, of Waimiha. The case concerns an alleged unlawful and wrongful determination of an -agreement between the parties, whereby the defendant granted the plaintiff company buehielling and tramway rights over a certain portion of his property. The plaintiff comipanv makes several alternative claims for damages, including one of £46,501 9s Id, which comprises items representing the revenue expended and loss of estimated rtrofit*. Evidence for th» defence will be heard, to-day |k
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17428, 25 March 1920, Page 5
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