Brief Replies To Correspondents

NZ Truth, Issue 1228, 13 June 1929, Page 11

Brief Replies To Correspondents

"Interested" (Palmerston North): There is no such scheme of insurance. — "Hard Luck" (North Invercargill): You may sue the boy. The judgment may be . enforced against him at any time within 21 years of. the date it is obtained.— "M.P." (Wellington): It would certainly be worth consulting a solicitor with a view to taking action. — "Far North" (Broadwood): (1) Yes. (2) See a solicitor. (3) He can be ordered. to find security for your costs. — "Old Timer" (Falrlie) : No. The pension will be diminished by about £15 per year.— "A Woman" (Woodhill): (1) Sue him. (2) If you issue a summons the bailiffs will endeavor to find him —''Constant Reader" (Stratford): 28th August, 1920. (1920, No. 10, Pig). — "Fairplay" (Auckland): By accepting the furniture you are barred from claiming the amount due to you and you will have to pay the balance to her. "Peculiar. Position" (City): You are entitled to remarry if the 1 facts are as you . say. If there is the slightest doubt as to the facts you should have your marriage declared void.— "W.B. 11 (Grey Lynn): It appears that you have let yourself m for the payments and that the firm will issue execution, if you fail to keep up your payments. You can sue the purchaser of the car for anything you have to pay.— "Bicycle" (Christchurch): You -will have to buy or else pay damages for your breach of contract.. — : "Constarit Reader" (Christchurch): You will have to. wait three years. — "Anxious Widow" (Ihglewood): Defend the proceedings on the grounds of misrepresentation and fraud. — "Worried" (Canterbury) : (1) You can ?ue for the principal and interest agreed on. (2) About £5.-^-"H.G.M." (Auckland): No, because you agreed to take the number delivered to you.— "AJD" (Christchurch) : You can serve him with a notice to repair the fence.— "7 Years" (—): She will not be guilty of

bigamy m so doing.— "New Ghum" (Paekakariki): (1) No. (2) No.— "The Mug" (Wainui) : You have no claim, but you may remove the horse. — "A Cobber" (Otaki): (1) No. (2) No.— "Norton's Reader" (Auckland): No.— "Contract" (Invercargill) ; You can claim damages, the measure of which will be the amount you have lost through the sale falling through.— "A.G." (Dunedin): No.— "EA. D." (Dannevirke): You are bound to pay only-the £2 plus any costs mentioned m | the » judgment if legal proceedings are taken. — "Constant Reader" (Pahiatua): Not unless you were negligent m your . use of the machine.— "Worried" (Hawkes Bay); lou have no claim whatever against your late husband or his estate "Fairy" (Frankton): Unless you agreed to pay for this service you are not liable. ' — "Alice" ■ (Woolston): (1) The firm can claim against the estate. (2) The mother can be compelled to support her .child under the Destitute Persons -Act "Doubtful" (Pahiatua): This .question is controversial, but the general view appears to be that the landlord can demand one month's notice.— "XiY.z." (Auckland): You can transfer the title to ' the # property by mere delivery, but m order to. prevent disputes; and claims by other ( relatives after your death, it would probably be better to; adopt more formal means and you should, see a' solicitor.