SUPREME COURT CIVIL LIST

Otago Witness, Issue 3596, 13 February 1923, Page 62

SUPREME COURT CIVIL LIST

The following cases have been set down for hearing at next civil sittings of the Supremo Court, which commences on the 12th insL, before his Honor Sir. Robert Stout: Mary M'Laughlin v. Richard Samuel Thompson and John Beaumont Thompson, claim for damages, amounting to £lOl9, arising out of a collision on the Evans FlatLawrence road. (Before the judge and a common jury of 12;. Margaret Ramsay Faulds v.. Wm. Henry Matthews, claim £750, money lent, with accumulated interest. - (.Before the judge and a jury of 12). s Abraham Shearer and Alfred Shearer v. Leslie Herbert George Pitcher and Andrew Chapman, claim for £932 16s, balance for goods and work done, and £539 Os 2d,, for goods imported and delivered to defendants, with interest at the rate of 10 per cent.— total claim, £1471 16s 2d. (Before the judge and a jury of 12). William Brown v. Righard Campbell, claim £244 11s 6d, general and special damages for accident arising through a collision between a motor car and a motor cycle at Balclutlra. (Before the judge and a jury of four). David Scott and Sons v. Lewis Berger and Sons (Australia, Ltd.), claim £l9B 17s 6d, damages in connection with a purchase and use or white paint. (Before the judge alone). The Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of Dunedin v. John Cotton, claim for the return of a mining plant, or its value, £l5O damages for its detention, £l2B rent of mining privileges and plant. (Before the judge alone). Otago Co-operative Milk Supply Company v. John Hubert Scott, claim £lO4 11s Bd, and an injunction in connection with the purchase by plaintiff from defendant of a milk run. (Before the judge alone). William Lambert Williams v. Annie Adelina Williams.—Husband's petition for dissolution of marriage on the ground of failure on the part of the wife to comply with an order for the restitution of conjugal rights. Leslie Neil Galbraith v. Celia Ann Galbraith. —Husband’s petition for dissolution of marriage on tbe ground of failure on the part of the wife to comply with an ordertor the restitution of conjugal rights. Simon James Robert Dick v. Margaret Grieve Dick and Perceval Alfred Stanley.— Petition for dissolution of marriage on the ground of desertion and misconduct.