TWO HORSES IN ONE.
A CASE OF “RINGING-IN.” Electric Telegraph—Press Association. Copyright. (Received this day et 9.20 a.m.) Melbourne, This Day. In tho turf slander case, Adkins versus Wren, the Court held that “ringing-in” had been proved, the pony “Ladylike” being really the pony “Truelove.” Judgment was entered for defendant with regard to the slander count, but tho Court held that defeudant exceeded his powers in converting the pony to his own purpose in detaining her. The plaintiff was consequently awarded £5 on the conversion claim, and the £45 claimed for the detention of the jiony was reduced to a shilling provided the pony is delivered within three days.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 4397, 28 November 1912, Page 5
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