COURT APPEAL
WiLLI GTJK, Juno 7.
The sitting of the Court of Appeal terminated to-day their Honors h.v ng sit for exactly n month. The Court f>a v for tin last tuna this morning, when judgment was given in three cases In the suit of Thomson v Friedlander, h motion for a new trial, their Honors ast aside th i verdict ot the Court below, and allowed appellant cos’s of the previous action.
In the cases ofJJscob Josephs v. th* Wellington Harbor Board, and Piimmer, Beeves and Co, v, the Wellington Harbor Board, the Court held that plandffs were only entitle ! to nominal damages for loss by the removal of Pdmtner’s wharf. Goats on (he lowest scale were allowed the Harbor B >ard, and leave was Riven to plan’.iff* to appeal to the Privy OouncJ Judgment in the c’ses of Davy v, Mudgway and Ta Raiahajmd otbersrGric* and others, w 3 deferred until July 26.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1258, 8 June 1886, Page 2
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155COURT APPEAL Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1258, 8 June 1886, Page 2
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