CIVIL COURT CASES.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20276, 10 April 1934, Page 10

CIVIL COURT CASES.

Default Judgments Given This Morning. Judgment for plaintiff by default was given in each of the following cases by Mr H. A. Young, S.M., at a sitting of the Civil Court this morning:— T. Armstrong and Co.. Ltd., v. Whare Tuuta, £8 16s 6d; H. W. Bullivant and Co., Ltd., v. W. A. East, 17s; Jones Motors, Ltd., v. E. A. Lusk, £22 10s 9d; New Brighton Borough Council v. John W. Hewitt, £2 18s sd; same v. Mary M’Callum, £6 18s lOd: same v. Charles F. Hansen, £1 16s lid; same v. Hubert W. Douglas, £4 10s 4d: H. W. Bullivant and Co., Ltd. v. H. Powell, ss; New Brighton Borough Council v. Bernhard George Booth, £4 18s lid; New Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative Association of Canterbury, Ltd., v. Marion Taylor, £32 7s lid: M. E. Doleman v. A. Chisolm. £4 17s 6d; C. B. Higgs v. Rex Polish Co. of N.Z.. Ltd., £3 6s 6d; Lamb and Hayward, Ltd., v. James A. Frost. £2l ; Canterbury Drivers’ Union v. A. .T. James. £1 2s 6d: Christchurch Battery Co., Ltd., v. R. O. Johnson, trading as Johnson’s Animal Hospital. £2 3s 6d; sanv- v. B. A. Board, £9 13s 9d; G. J. Roud and Son, Ltd., v. Roberts Biscuits, Ltd., £1 7s: W. H. Simms and Sons. Ltd., v. The Chevrolet and Whipnet Car Spec, £5 7s 2tf; Para Rubber Co., Ltd., v. H. .Manson, £l2 19s sd; A. Syme, trading as Hampton Tyre Co., v. J. F. Searle, £1 17s: H. B. Moir v. Fred Ladhrooks, £27 14s 6d: F. Billingham. trading as Browne and Heaton, v. W. Ford, costs only: Leonard L. Jones v. W. H. Gifford, costs only: R. T. Coulter v. C. N. Hamilton, £2 10s; New Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative Association of Canterbury, Ltd., v. J. M’Bride. £1 19s 6d; Charles S. Thomas v. Grahame Hunt, £2 2s. Judgment Summonses. M. Fillery was ordered to pay R. T. Coulter £2 0s 6d forthwith, in default three days’ imprisonment. H. Blackler was ordered to pay New Zealand Suppliers, Ltd.. £6 10s 2d forthwith, in default eight days’ imprisonment. Judgment for Defendant. W. E. Noble, dairyman, of 399, Lincoln Road. Halswell (Mr Johnston) claimed £44 14s from C. A. Triggs, of 184. Brougham Street, milk distributor (Mr Thomas) as damages for an alleged breach of contract to take the whole of the plaintiff’s winter and summer milk supply. Mr H. P. Lawry, S.M., who heard the case, gave judgment for the defendant, with costs.