RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT, CLYDE.
—o — Thursday, July Ist, 1375. (Before W. L. Simpson, Esq., R.M.) Police v. Holt, for allowing horses to ramble within the Municipality. Fined 5s and fis 6d costs. Police v. J. A Taylor.—Drunk and disorderly. Fined 40s, or 4S hours’ imprisonment with hard labor, Same v. Same, —Assault. This case was withdrawn. A. Moore v. A. M'Kay.—Claim, J. 4 10s. Defendant paid L2 into Court, and pleaded a set-off for L2 10s. Plaintiff denied the set-oil. A. M'Kay, being sworn, deposed—ln January, 1573, 1 was called upon to survey the plaintiff’s town sections. Performed the survey and charged for same L2 10s. The general charge for survey is L 3 3s. There was nothing in my position to prevent my making a charge.
By plaintiff—You cautioned mo to bo careful, and ns far aa I remember you disputed ,'my survey. A. Moore, being sworn, was understood to say—That having received a notice to remove a stable, averred to be partially on an adjoining section, he saw defendant, ■who had surveyed the said adjoining ground, and told him to bo careful. The defendant made no survey, ho merely run his chain along one side of the ground occupying not more than five minutes. Judgment for 8s above the amount paid into Court.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 689, 2 July 1875, Page 2
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