SUPREME COURT.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 10923, 12 November 1913, Page 6

SUPREME COURT.

CRIMINAL SITTINGS COMMENCE ON MONDAY. THE CIVIL LIST. 9 ■- The criminal sitting of the Supreme Court will open on Monday next. The (Civil sitting will follow, probably on the following Friday or Monday. The civil list is as follows: — (Before a common jury of twelve.) David James'M'lutyre (Mr Wilding, K.C.J v. William Greenslade and another (Mr Buchanan), claim £SO rent. £719 for breach of covenant. William Cunningham (Mr Wright) v. Raymond Hepworth (Mr Dougall), £ISOO damages for misrepresentation on sale of sharee. Alfred Vivian Whitta (Mr C. A. Stringer) v. James Gardiner (Mr Dougall), £553 for injuries. (Before the Judge alone.) John Mills (Mr Gresson) v. John M J Williams (Mr Tripp), £4OO. under agreement. ) Dominic v. Grant (Mr Barrett) v. James Milmine (Mr Weston), £317 due on stock purchased. Alexander M'Lachlan (Mr Gresson) v. T. B. Howson (Mr Harper), £250 damages for wrongful flooding of land. James Pearce and another (Mr Hill) v. Thomas Wilson (Mr John6ton), possession of farm, rent and £342 damages. William Harvey (Mr Cowlishaw) v. Joseph M'Clelland (Mr Weston), possession of land, £IOO compensation and damages. , John Sk'inner (Mr Pasooe) v. Langtry Maginness and others (Mr Wright), j specific performance and £IOOO dam- I ages.

W. W. Stevenson (Mr Garrick) t. Leonard Checkley (Mr Ciuiingham), dissolution of partnership. A. C. Chainpney v. New Zealand Express Company and A. H. Turnbull and Co. (Mr. Weston and Mr C. A. Stringer), damages £2OO and £IOO mandatory injunction and declaration. James Walker and another (Mr C. A. Stringer) v. Joseph William Leggett (Mr Wright;, specinc performance. John Harvey (Mr Mills) v. G. R. Stevenson (Mr Hill), recovery of £l3B 15s paid to defendant. Malcolm J. Miller and others (Mr Beswick) v. Charles J. Williamson and another (Mr A. W. Bishop), cancellation of order and injunction. H. H. Cook and Co. (Mr Garrick) v. Nevis P. Dickerson (Mr Stringer, K.C.). £IOO on promissory note and interest. Rachel Campbell (Mr Garrick) v. William Campbell (Mr Wilding, K.C.), accounts. Walter Fox Parkinson (Mr Gresson) v. William Joseph Cloudesley fMr Cassidy), specific performance and £1834 and £35. and accounts. J. W.C. Nixon (Mr Pascoe) v. Peter Stewart the younger, possession and £l5O. George Willen Wade (Mr Hunter) v. Louis George Freeman (Mr Cuningham), £B4 15s and £SO for damages for breach of warranty. Thomas Mantle and another (Mr 0. A. Stringer) v. Walter Joseph Oeswell, declaration, accounts and £18,630. Arthur Stewart (Mr Garrick) v. Dominie v. Grant, £202 for costs, damages, etc. Edward Smith (Mr Mills) v. H. H. Cook, injunction and accounts. I (Before a common jury of four.) ! A. J. Gardner (Mr Dougall) v. Pat- j rick S. Flood (Mr Malley), £250 dam- J ages for injuries. ! A sitting in divorce will be held during the civil sitting. IN DIVORCE. [Per Press Association.] AUCKLAND, November 12. The Supreme Court granted a decree nisi to-day in the case Ernest William Munton versus Violet Marie Munton and James Joyce Seymour, co-re-spondent.