SUPREME COURT
NEW PLYMOUTH SESSIONS 1 . LIST OF CASES. With no prisoners for trial and only four for sentence, and a very light civil list, thp sessions of the Supremo Court to b© opened iat New Plymouth' on. Tuesday at 10 a.m. should occupy no longer than a few clays. The Hon. Mr Justice Smith will preside. The calendar is as follows: CRIMINAL. (For Sentence). Wilson ,Samuel. —Indecent asault on female. Belle, Arthur Edward.—Forgery and attempted uttering. Stella, David George.—Forgery and uttering. Another, (name, suppressed).—False declaration under Marriage Act. CIVIL, Matthews, W. N., v. Spratt, H. L. —Claim, that court decree (1) ail account! of moneys due by defendant to plaintiff; and (2) that defendant be debited with interest on plaintiff's partnership capital. Hicliey, J.M., v. Mickey, Annie.— Claim that court decree (1) transfer of certain land was by way of gift and not for Vuluabfe consideration:; and (2) that a certain memorandum of mortgage executed by plaintiff in favour of defendant be delivered to. court fcis cancellation. Finer, F. C, v. Barrett, 11. J.—. Claim for possessiion of riir, and £SO damages for alleged wrongful seizure of car under process of execution. IN DIVORCE.
True, EleenO., v. True, H.H. T. .—Petition] fo<r dissolution n'\ marriage on the grounc*; of sep^^ion. Young, U. W., v. Young, Elizabeth —Petition for dissolution of marriage an the grounds of tbsertion. Whelan, Eliziiheth, v. Whelan, W. M.—Petition for dissolution of marriage on the ground's of desertion. MISCELLANEOUS. Originating summons on application under Family Protection Act, 1928 (2). ;
In re New Plymouth Borough Council a.nd John Proton Banner.— Tfcb Arbitration, Act, 1903: Special case for argument as to prober l|isis upon which arbitrators should prooeed to ascertain the fair annual rent of certain lands for term or renewed ?ea.s67'nind wlwt principles should be applied iu making th© vahiaT'on. Gibson and another v. the 'Commissioner of Stamp Duties.—Case stated pursuant to provision of section 39 of Stamp Duties Act, 1928. Petition cf tlie Public Trustee under Public TrilsY Acts for consent to si vie of land in" "a deceased's estate. Petition for an /order removing trustee iifan estate, APPEAL. Eberhard, Edward, v. Tuck, Nelson —Caso on appeal from Mag'strate's Court on matter of fact and point of law. BANKRUPTCY. Nino motions for ordex-s floor discharge.
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 91, 28 November 1928, Page 3
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