CIVIL SESSIONS
ORDER OF CASES SETTLED. His Honour Mr. Justice Chapman sat this morning to settle the order of cases for the civil sessions of the Supreme Court, which open next week. The following list was fixed :—: — Tuesday, 11th February. —William Nicholson v. David Taylor, claim for £418 16s 2d, alleged to be due for goods sold. Margaret Wedderspoon v. Richard Weddenspoon, petition for divorce. Thursday, 13th February.—Undefended divorce cases as follow :— Matthew Dixon y. Flora S. Dixon, Victoria May Wertheim v. Frank Philip Wertheim, Francis Fynes v. Charles Fynes, Rose Florence Perham v. Theophilus William Perham, Annie Ashton v. Charles Ashton, and Mary Wilkox V. Thomas EdWaTd WillcOx. Friday, 14th February. — John Rose and Isabella Rose v. The Equity ■ Boot Company, Ltd.,' and William Hannafin, application for injunction, etc. Monday, 17th February. — George Luke and others v. Kenneth Douglas, declaration, etc. Tuesday, 18th February.— Wellington City Council v. Hamilton Gilmer and others, claim foT £30 13s lOd. alleged to be due for rates. Wednesday, 19th February.— Silias Anne Watson v. Jessie Watson and Robert Tannahill Wateon, declaration, etc. Thursday, 20th February.— Frederick John Northcott v. Henry Hughes, Ltd., claim for £1400 damages alleged to be due for breach of contract; to be heard before a special jury of twelve. Friday, 21et February.— John Bateman Harcourt and Charles James Stanton HarcoUrt v. Elizabeth Green, claim for £242 2s, alleged to be due on martgage. . . I OTHER CASES. 1 No fixture has been made for the following cases: — -Pukuweka Sawmills, • Ltd., v. The Taringamutu Totara Sawmills, Ltd., claim for £13,000 damages, alleged to be due for trespass^ to be heard before a common jury of twelve; J. and A. M. Wilson v. C. J. S. Harcourt, claim for £404 3s Id, alleged to be due for work done ; Luigi Cerchi v. Wellington City . Council, claim for £300 damages, alleged to be due in respect of nuisance; William Turnbull v. , Robert* Hannah, claim for £1595, alleged to be due for work done ; John Prouse and Philip Harry Putnam v. Garnet Stafford Matthewe, claim for £465 18s 10d, alleged to be due on mortgage; James Ernest Gear v. Reginald Alfred Harris, application to rescind agreement, etc. ;' John Fuller v. Alice, Gertrude Mary Fuller ana Henry Percy Harris, petition for divorce,' to be heard before a common jury df twelve. >
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 32, 7 February 1913, Page 2
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386CIVIL SESSIONS Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 32, 7 February 1913, Page 2
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