MOTOR-CAR DISPUTE.
LEAVE TO APPEAL GIVEN. [BY TBLBGRAI'H.—PBJSSS ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON. WedneedfeJ. The Court of Appeal heard an ex parte application by G. C. Clifton for leave to appeal in forma pauperis in the case of Clifton v. Dexter and Crozier and another. Mr. P. B. Cooke shortly addressed tho Court in support of tho petition, and the Chief Justice stated that the opinion of the Court was that the matter was arguable, and that leave to appeal in forma pauporis should therefore bo given. Tho «.se was heard somo time ago, when judgment was given against Clifton, who claimed a motor-car as his own. This car had been stored in Dexter and Crozior's garage. Clifton had been engaged by a firm which was dissolved and as he had put money into tho business he claimed the motor-car he had used as his own property. _____
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18059, 6 April 1922, Page 8
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