LEASE OF RACEHORSES
CLAIM rot; DAMAGES. By Telegraph- Frees Association Now Plymouth, December 9. AI l.lie Supreme Court .1 case was heard in which Rudolph 0. Laurent lEltham) surd Lrlward M'tlinty. New' Plymouth, fni 1 .£80; l <I,linages for nlle»tid breach of agreement iu reenrd lo a lease of the racing mares Stare,itn and Haversack. Breach of ajp'enienl was alleged in defendant returning 'Haversack, who, ho alleged. -was' bime and unlit for racing:. Staccato had a.ll a.ce.identon tho llawera collide in May last, and died. Plaintifl received Haversack back under protest, bul: refused lo release M'Cinty from the ngrr-.'inenl. For the defence a nonsuit was moved for 011 the grounds that there was an implied condition in the jgrreinenl that both horse.-i should remain suitable for the purpose for which they were leased, and as one was not til ihe agreement was void. Also thai both mu.sl continue to live for I lie term of Ihe lease, and as 0110 had not. the defendant therefore was freed from the agreement. The defence also alleged that Uaversack was unlit at the time of and prior to (he lease. The heaving of evidence was concluded when tho Court adjourned.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 65, 10 December 1919, Page 7
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197LEASE OF RACEHORSES Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 65, 10 December 1919, Page 7
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