THE COURTS.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1248, 30 January 1896, Page 38

THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT.

The first civil sittings of the year will begin on Monday next. The following' is the list of cases set down for hearing : WITHOUT A JURY. W. C. J. Stoker v. J. Duthie anr] Co., Limited (Mr Tripp for plaintiff, Mr Bell for defendant), claim .£SOO damages for infringement of patent. Sir William Wastneys v. E.G. Jollicoe and Julia M. Wastneys (Messrs Cresswell and W. B. Edwards for plaintiff, Messrs Lusk and J. P. Campbell for defendants), for recovery of deed of deed, &c. Commissioner of Customs v. Radford (Mr Gully for plaintiff), claim £IOO for breach of Customs Act. J. E. Hayes v. Hamilton Gilmer (Mr Mouat for plaintiff, Mr Skerrett for defendant), claim ■£364 17s lid, for materials and work done. Emma E. Ludwig v. L. W. Ludwig (Mr •Tellicoe for plaintiff, Mr Skerrett for defendant), taking of accounts and appointment of receiver. Minister of Public Works v. T. Price (Mr Gully for plaintiff, Mr Gray for defendant), claim £125, balance of freight. Frank Marsden v. Thomas P. Slinn (Mr Skerrett for plaintiff, Mr .Tellicoe for defendant), taking of accounts and payment of commission. Blanche M. Mason v. J- A. Hall (Mr Skerrett for plaintiff, Mr Gray for defendant), claim £2OO for wrongful entry of premises, &c. Mary J. G. J. Harper v. John Thompson and others (Mr Gray for plaintiff, Messrs Stout and Skerrett for defendants), for accounts. SPECIAL JURY OF FOUR. Commissioner of Customs v. Michael John (Mr Gully for plaintiff, Mr Jellicoe for defendant), claim £IOO for breach, of Custom*

Amelius O'Connor v. John Poland (Mr Hutchison for plaintiff, Mr Gray for defendant), claim <£loo damages for assault, &c. SPECIAL JURY OF 12. New Zealand Native Land Settlement Cornpan y and others v. James Cattell (Mr Hutchison for plaintiff, Mr Edwards for defendant), claim .£OOO for rent. J. Nathan and Co. v. Henry Fielder (Mr Skerrett for plaintiff), claim .£2056 15s 9d on promissory notes. Andrew Robertson v. James Gordon (Mr Skerrett for plaintiff), claim £5Ol damages for unlawful arrest and imprisonment. Turnbull and Co. v. Johnston and Co. (M« Bell for plaintiffs, Mr Hislop for defendants), claim ,£525 damages for libel. DIVORCE. Applications for Decrees Absolute. — Jemima Morris v. Thomas W. Morris (Mr Skerrett for petitioner), Caroline E. Funitfss v. James B. Furness (Mr Skerrett for petitioner), Giovanni Santi v. Ellen Elizabeth Frances Santi and H. J. Milne (Mr Gray for petitioner), Goodman v. Goodman and another (Mr Edwards for petitioner).