SUPREME COURT.
IN BANCO.
Wednesday, March 11. (Before His Honor Mr Jus lice Chapman )
Gray and Another v. Burton—ln this case, an application to stay proceedings against the defendant commenced after his bankruptcy, his Honor said he was of opinion the motion should be granted. As this was the first application of the kind, however, no cost* would be given. White v. MKell.vr and Another.—Mr Macassey. moved, for defendants, for leave , ea l against the judgment on demurrers delivered on February 3, 1873.-Mr Barton argued that leave should not be granted after such & lapse of time, and also because it was unnecessary. Judgmeut was reserved, and the Court adjourned till Friday next.
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Evening Star, Issue 3449, 12 March 1874, Page 2
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