RESDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
Monday, August 9. (Before J."Bathgate, Asq., Iv. M.)
Jacobs v. Butterfield.—This was a fraud summons on a debt amounting to L 23. Mr Nation defended. As it appeared there had been no fraud in the orginal contraction of the debt, and as defendant had surrendered his estate for the purpose of passing through the Bankruptcy Court his Worship dismissed the case. M. Barry v. John M‘Kirdy.— Claim of LI 15s for a jacket. Defendant denied the debt, and as plaintiff had no witness to support his case he was non-suited. Judgment was given by default for plaintiffs in the following coses, with costs :—Bennett, Gow, and Go, v. John Berry, claim of LIO 16s, balance due for timber supplied; Anne Diamond v. John McDonald, L 9 10s, for board and lodging; G. F. Reid v. J. F. Bolton, claim LI 7s 6d, on an 1.0. U. Christie v. Hall.—Claim of L 3 for rent of house and a boat.—Mr Stout for the plaintiff. Judgment for plaintiff, with-costs. Same v. John Sheron. —Claim of L2 for rent. Judgment for plaintiff, with costs.
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Evening Star, Issue 3887, 9 August 1875, Page 2
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184RESDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. Evening Star, Issue 3887, 9 August 1875, Page 2
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