RESIDENT MAGISTRATES COURT.
FldllAV, jAM'Aliy 211. (UeforeMrK. 11". Carew, li.M.) .Judgment was given for the plaintiffs, with costs, ~-, the following undefended cases -Saul Solomon Our whom Mr Sim appeared) v. William -tlorton I'urkiss (Hokilika), claim LiJ-2 O.i fid. for professional services r,iiid..'r.;d and money paid on behalf of the defendant; !),■ |) e Zoiiehe (for whom Mr Sinclair aj^ieared) v. William \i. iiarry (<;hristchiirch), claim Ll3 2s«d, for professional services rendered.
.James Uorsburgh v. Arthur Kdward North and (.eorgc Wylde(«f rjreymoulh).—Claim L:!j i!s Id, on tliree dishonoured promissory notes.—Mr Sim a]ij»eared for the plaintiff. There was no ap'soarance of the defendants.—After evidence had been given for the plaintiff showing that two of the promissory notes in .iiiestioti had been lost since tin; dishonour, his Worship undertook to give judgment under section 0 of "The Resident Magistrates Act Amendment Act 187!)," on condition that plaintiff gave an indemnity to the court against the claims of any other persons upon the notes.--The easo was then adjourned till Monday in order to allow of the indemnity being given.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9337, 30 January 1892, Page 5 (Supplement)
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173RESIDENT MAGISTRATES COURT. Otago Daily Times, Issue 9337, 30 January 1892, Page 5 (Supplement)
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