MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18452, 1 May 1928, Page 4

MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

CHRISTCHURCH. (Before Mr E. D. Mosley, S.M.) CIVIL CASES. Judgment by default was entered for the plaintiff in each of the following undefended cases:—Armstrong, Morgan, Ltd. v. P. A. Whalley, £42 15s 9d; same v. A. Wright, £5 18s; estate Leslie William Lewis Cattermole, formerly of Akaroa, storekeeper, v. G. A. Hammond (Takamatua), £2 Is 9d; same v. Neville Bell (Oamaru), £lB 7s. Waimairi County Council v. J. Atkins, £2 12s; same v. E. E. A: reton, £23 7s lOd; same v. B. M. Cahill, £1 4s fid: same v. W. Dackens. £ll 15s lOd; same v. Mrs R. Francis, fis 3d: same v. Mrs G. A. Hayard, £2 10s lOd; same v. P. ICellv, £lO 3s 3d; same v .J. Kent, fis 3d; same v. E. and W. M. Lees, 4s 2d; same v. K. N. Macdonald, £l4 9s; same v. E. J. Marklev, 2s; same v. Mrs E. E. Marsh, £5 7s 2d; same v. H. R. M’Donald. 2s Id; same v. T. M’Nicoll, 5s 7d; same v. A. Napper, £l2 12s fid; same a*. C. V. Payne, 5s 3dj same v. Mrs S. E. Sisson, £3 16s 3d.j same v. S. C. Thompson. 8s 4d; same v. T. Thompson, £l3 13s 2d; same v. J. 0. Watson, Is fid; same v. Mrs A. L. Woolley, £1 2s lid; same v. N. B. Wylie, Is Bd. JUDGMENT SUMMONS. M. Egan was ordered to pay Crompton’s, Ltd., the sum of £5 12s, in default six days’ imprisonment. H. R. Grimwood, Kaiapoi, was ordered to pay Staniland, Ltd., the sum of £9 12s Id, in default ten days’ imprisonment. J. N. Reed was ordered to pay W. H. Wilshire the sum of £7 2s, in de-< fault eight days’ imprisomrifent, the warrant to be suspended on payment of os weekly. DEFENDED CASE. The Ford Motors (Canterbury). Ltd. (Mr Bell) claimed from A. T. Blackwell, Sewell Street, Kaiapoi, insurance agent, the sum of £lB 17s 3d. being the amount allegedly due for materials supplied and services rendered by the plaintiff. Judgment was given for plaintiff for the full amount claimed. CLAIM FOR DAMAGES. (Before Mr H. P. Lawry, S.M.) Damages totalling £29 fis 2d were claimed by A. J. White, Ltd. (Mr Con nal), from H. M. Keith (Mr Amodeo), arising out of a motor collision. Plaintiffs claimed £29 fis 2d as damages arising out of a collision between a motor-truck, the property of plaintiffs, and a motor-car driven by defendant, at the corner of St. Asaph and Manchester Streets, on March 8. The plaintiffs alleged that the collision arose from the negligence of defendant. The damages were comprised of repairs to truck £l9 5s 2d, and loss of the use of the truck and depreciation, £lO. Judgment was given for plaintiff for £2O and costs. AT LYTTELTON. (Before Mr W. C. Cleary, J.P.j Tohn Robert Armstrong. a single man, was charged that on April 21, at Christchurch, he did unlawfully take a motor-car, the property of Charles Smith, without colour of right, but not so as to be guilty of theft. Armstrong was remanded to appear at Christchurch to-morrow.