RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Cromwell Argus, Volume IV, Issue 173, 4 March 1873, Page 5

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

TinrnsoxY, FarorAnv 27, 1873. (Before W. Lawreuce Simpson, Esq., R.M.) Cot.ciiOun.'i >'. Hudson.—Judgment in lira casa hid been reserved, pending argument bv counsel. lis Worship, after bearing Messrs Wilson and AUanby, gave judgment for the amount claimed S2D IDs., together with 3.15. costs. MrrcmsfPN t\ Jackson.*.--Claim, £22 ss. Defendant admitted the debs, but stated that lie had tiled a declaration of insolvency on the day before. Judgment for £2l 17s. and costs, the rate of interest charged by plaintiff being reduced from 12.| to 8 per cent.., —the latter rate being the maximum allowed by law. W. Elliott v. CoLULOiTGvi (as manager of Robert Burns Q. NT. Company).— Chvm, £2O 2s. 0.1. The heiriig of ths c--ise had been adjourned from the previous Court-day. Judgment was now given for the amount claimed, without costs. O'Xktll r. Kendall.—Claim, £25 2s. 41. Through a nr stake o.t the part of plaintiff, the Simmons in this case was not stvcl in ti-'O. The Court directed a now summons to issue free of cost. CoLCtiOUGiI (manager of the Nil Desperandum Co.) v. R. H. Lkaky. —Claim, ill fw. The plaintiff asked for a week's adjournment, which was graule 1. John' Jackson* r. Coi.cr.ormi (;is <>f Nil Desneran ium Go.)— Claim, L"'J2 icis. 8.1. Defendant admitted the doH. but ss'-ted for time to pay, as the company had only recently made a call, and were not yet in funds. Judgment for amount churned, with 2>3. eists : execution not to issue for one mouth from date. J.'iix Sksrlock v. Sasss. —Claim £9 Bs. 8.1 Tj?kt admitted. v,i\ judg!tt*jt. givsu for i.aoaA«i, WitiJ l;J. ;>;S'.3,