CIVIL COURT CASES.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 521, 2 August 1932, Page 7

CIVIL COURT CASES.

At a sitting: of the Civil Court to-day, Mr H. A. Young:, S.M., gave judgment for plaintiff by default in the following

cases:—J. C. Irvine v. E. F. Carr, 10s; W. Barnett and Co. v. Mrs M. M. Kelly, 10s 6d; Maling and Co, Ltd. v. A. MacDonald, £67 15s sd; Mason, Struthers and Co., Ltd. v. W. T. Green, £4O 16s

sd; same v. C. T. Henry, El Cs 3d; Canterbury Iron and Brass Moulders’ Industrial Union of Workers v. A. Durey, £1 4s; Quill, Morris, Ltd. (in voluntary liquidation! v. G. N. Blyth, £1 4s 6d; Albert Edward Seymour and Stanley Victor Turnbull v. J. R. Scott, £1; Aulsebrook and Co., Ltd. v. A. W. Stubbs, £8 5s sd; Frank A. Cook, Ltd. v. J. C. Martin, £3O 19s 7d; same v. W. .T Smith. £2 17s lOd: C. C. Wakefield and Co., Ltd. v. T. Harris, £72 7s 2d: Gordon Smith v. T. Connolly, costs only; Francis L. Scott v. R. A. Clark, £2 2s; Canterbury College v. John M’Callurn, £196 10s 2d; A. J. White v. Mrs T. Hopping, £3 13s 6d.

YV. Shearman was ordered to pay T. J Halliburton £l3 16s 6d forthwith, in default fifteen days’ imprisonment.

D. A. Tait was ordered to pay J. T. Smail, Ltd., £2 3s lid forthwith, in default three days’ imprisonment.

J. S. Andrews was ordered to pay Slater, Sargent and Connal £6 6s forthwith, in default eight days’ imprison-