RESI DENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
I.'. . , Friday, April 17, 1874. ‘‘ y (Before, IF. Lawrence/ Simpson, Esq. , li. if.) CIVIL CASKS. ; Cooper v, Mitchinson,—The Magistrate gave judgment in this case as follows At,the heap-, ing of this case it did not appear that the amount in dispute between the parties had bgep agreed upon ; and upon the face of the proceedings, the amount appeared to be beyond the jurisdiction of the Court. The plaintiff would therefore be nonsuited. The oase might have been brought in the District Court. £1 Is. costs allowed to defendant.—Mr Cowan for plaintiff; Mr Wilson' for defendant. 1 , • O’Neil v. Peyton.—This cage, which was adjourned from last Court-day, was by consent further adjourned to May Bth,—Tho same counsel appeared in this case,.., •. - , , , LICJSNSK.S.., . , ... , Adam Spence, Nevis, applied for and obtained a renewal of his slaughtering license. Samuel Champion, Bannockburn, was granted a temporary license to sell refreshments at the school-house, Bannockburn, the same evening. The Magistrate, however, remarked that the case was hardly a proper one for a temporary license ; but upon further explanation being given, the Bench was satisfied.
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Cromwell Argus, Volume V, Issue 232, 21 April 1874, Page 5
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182RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. Cromwell Argus, Volume V, Issue 232, 21 April 1874, Page 5
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