DEFAULT JUDGMENTS

Taranaki Daily News, 4 December 1935, Page 11

DEFAULT JUDGMENTS

STORMWATER DAMAGE CLAIM.- ] ■ ■ • ' ■ • ■ . . ' J :• * ■' Z’ 1 ' c NEW PLYMOUTH/ COURT SITTING. ' . 1 “ '•' t •' ' J Judgment, for plaintiff by default was 1 given in the following civil cases by Mr. c W H Woodward, S.M., in the New Ply- e mouth Magistrate’s' Court yesterday: 4 F H Cox v. N. R. Chapman, £2 Ils 4d (costs 13s 6d); D. G. King v.'H. Leslie, < £2 (25s 6dJ; H. G. Kay v. G. W. Haigh, 1 £1 4s (12s); New. Plymouth High Schools i Board v. P. G. Budd, £6 (32s 6d); R. T. i McQuade v. F. G. Heather, £2 (24s 6d), ; McGruers Ltd v. Sarah Emily Georgina t Rattenbury (separate estate), £2 8s 10d i (32s 6d); Burgess, Fraser and Co.. Ltd v. ; Frederick Ansley, £2 8s 6d (23s 6d); S. j Jackson v. W. S. McLeod, £lO (32s Qd), : W. D. Smith v. H. L. Lewis, £4 Os 4d 1 (25s 6d); Paramount Tyre Service Co. v. R. Fulton, £1 17s 6d (8s). « On a judgment summons, A Loveridge was ordered to pay C. C. Gilbert £1 9s, 1 m default two days’ imprisonment Judgment on the claim of George and Doughty Ltd. vi H. Edwards for damage to goods by stormwater was entered for £65,-with costs amounting to £l3 2s. Security for appeal 'was fixed at £7B 2s, plus £lO 10s. Mr. A. A. Bennett appeared for George and Doughty and Mr. L. M. Moss for Edwards. On the application of B. Tippins (Mr. ‘ W. Middleton), an order for possession within two weeks of a dwelling in Queen’s, Road, Fitzroy, was made against 1 T. Eriwhata (Mr. L. C. Hughes). Costs, * £l2 18s 6d, were allowed. *