RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Evening Star, Issue 4086, 31 March 1876, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Fbidat, Maech 31. (Before J. Bathgate, Esq., E.M.) Clark v. M'Grcgor.—Mr Harris applied for a rehearing of this case, heal'd iu January last,, when his Worship gave judgment, in plaintiff’s favor for LSO. tor the value of a horse which it was proved in evidence was irretrievably injured by the negligence of defendant’s servant. Bince then it transpired that the horse had been carefully tended, and was iu good and usable condition, but the defendant refused to deliver it up. As. proof of service of notice of this application was net forthcoming, his Worship said it would have to be made afresh. Oliver v. Donnecker, of Wellington.—This case was further adjourned to April 20. Nvr.ui v. Captain Vaux. o? the ship O.iford. was a claim for 1,25 for breakage of g> Indskmcs through improper storage. Judgment by default for; amount and costs. Mr Q, B. Barton' appeared fur the plaintiff,

In the following cases judgment went hy default for the amounts claimed, with costs s—lsaacs and Marks v. George Eobinson, L 5; Kelligherv. Gordon, L 5; J. B. Lewis v. Craig, L2 2s; andMeenaa t. 8. Webb, L 6. I (Poole v. M'CaUum.—Claim of Ll9 ftp, for work. Mr Bathgate, instructed by Mr BtQiMßK>r defeat dant, who paid L 9 13s into Court. g the evidence his Worship gave ludgw9Bt flß»h“P* tiff for L 9 19s 7d, including the sum' aWHuto Court. { -

~ for work. ♦or defeat