CLAIM TO ENGLISH ESTATE
DECLARED IDLE AND RIDICULOUS.
n?oo.' 7.45 p.m.)
London, December 1. ,Mr. Justice jistbiiry hns granted Co ingwood, who claims lo be the ownei iy purchase of Woodlands,/m injuuotioi •ostrnining Petty, a claimant, from tres jassiug. Mr. Justice Aetbury pointed on -.hat the 'will disposing of the proporq lad boen proved in open court. Petty'! ilaim was idle and ridiculous. He ml rised him to leave the property alone nr be might get into trouble—Aus.-N.Z Cable Assn. TA iiteasiige received a fow days ng< stated that a, romantic Chancery suit was to bo commenced concerning a freehold •state at Lewisham, England, called Woodlands, worth £20,000. One of the claimants, named Petty, returned rocently from Australia, where he prospected in West Australia and was a dennsi. at Fromantle. Ho found Woodlands m po* session of a draper named Collmgwopd, who claimed the legal right to it, haying paid \£:)000 for it. Petty asserted that Collingwoad'a deeds wore forged, and that he himself held the original deeds. Ho seized a portion of tbo property, and refused to be ejected.]
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 59, 3 December 1920, Page 7
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180CLAIM TO ENGLISH ESTATE Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 59, 3 December 1920, Page 7
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