SUPREME COURT.

Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1424, 7 September 1878, Page 3

SUPREME COURT.

SITTINGS IN CHAMBERS. Friday, September 6. j Before his Honor Mr Justice Johnson.] His Honor sat in Chambers at 11 a.m. DEEDS REGISTRATION ACT AND WILL OF LORD CAVENDISH, DECEASED. Mr Garrick applied for order to register. Granted. DEEDS REGISTRATION ACT AND WILL OF C. H. MCALPINB, DECEASED. Mr Harper moved for leave to register an attested copy instead of the oiginal will. Granted. ‘ innes r. perry. Mr Garrick for plaintiff, and Mr Joynt for defendant, consented to an adjournment till Tuesday. WILL OF JOHN HEMINGWAY, DECEASED. Probate was granted on the application of Mr Harper. DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ACT AND DEED OF C, C. HOWARD. Mr Slater applied for order for completion of deed. Tile deed was declared completed. GOODS OF FREDERIC!! KINO, DECEASED, INTESTATE, Mr Joynt applied for letters of ndm-.ni-d ration for the widow of deceased. Granted, TWENTY .MAN AND COUSIN V. .TUCSON. Mr Garrick for plaintiff, Mr Thompson for defendant. Postponed till Tuesday. BAXTER V. BAXTER. Mr Harper obtained permission for Mr Fleming to act us next-friend to plaintiff, who is an iniant. WILL OF JOHN STAGE, DECEASED. Mr Joynt applied for probate of will to the

widow of deceased executrix, the co-executors having renounced administration. Granted. LEASES AND SALES ACT AND PETITION OP W. SMALLWOOD AND OTHERS. Mr Joynt a pplied for leave to sell a piece of land, vested in trustees, as a site for a Baptist Chapel. Leave granted, reference for further direction to bo made to the Registrar. LEASES AND SALES ACT AND PETITION OP T, J. 11. THOMPSON AND OTHERS. Mr Joynt obtained leave (o sell land for the benefit of the infants, reference for further direction to bo made to the Registrar, BE TENETIA HATTON, A MINOR. Mr Gresson applied for a rule nisi requiring the production of the above-named minor. Postponed till Friday next. GOODS OF GEORGE H. HOLMES, DECEASED. In this case application had boon made by a creditor on the estate, Mr G. G. Stead, for letters of administration. Mr Garrick appeared for the applicant. The next of kin appeared to show cause why the letters of administration should not issue. Mr John Holmes, solicitor, appeared for himself, and Mr Thompson appeared for Mr John Holmes, of Riccarton, and Mr David Gordon Holmes. Thedeceased had left a will,which is inLondon. appointing his widow executrix. But she is in New York, and has made no sign of her intention to administer. No order was made, but liberty was granted to the applicant to apply for coats, Mr Thompson undertaking that Mr D. G. Holmes would take out letters of limited administration durante absentia.