MAGISTERIAL.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2523, 10 May 1882, Page 3

MAGISTERIAL.

CHRISTCHURCH. Tuesday, Mat 9. [Before R. Beetham, Esq., B.M.]

Civil. Casks. —Gardiner v Robinson, an application to obtain possession of a tenement ; order made, Hampton y Trnscott, claim £7 9s lOd, for work done. Mr Joyce appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr Longhrey for defendant. A set-off was put in and allowed, which balanced the claim ; judgment for defendant, with costs. Wilson v Harrison, claim ss, one day’s expenses ns a witness in the Magistrate’s Court ; judgment for plaintiff, with costs. Doyle v Pepper, £1 11s 6J, and same v Mollroy, £1 5i ; claims for medical services ; judgment for plaintiff with costa. Nathan v Hooper, claim £2 for services as salesman at the Exhibition ; judgment for defendant with costs and expenses of one witness.—Judgment went by default for plaintiffs in Tudball v Oharleaworth 18s Id, K'ingenstein v Black and Parsons £l3 15s, Tatton v Bobottom £1 14s, Doyle v Hancock £8 Bs, v Pulton £l, v Bruoe £5 2* 6d, v Whitford £2 13s 6d, v Pierce £3 17s 6d, v Alexander £4 10s, v Brunsden £3 14s 6.1, v Peacock 17s, v Pepper £1 lls 61, v Kennedy 10a, v Perham £4, Tudball v Lynn, 12s 4d, Christian v Pile £1 2s 10d, Wilkin and Co. v Crocker £33 10s 6d, Hulbert v Campbell £1 16j3d, Tudball v Barnes £1 3s 6J, same v Dixon 13s 6J, King and Co. v Bussell £3 3s, and Oaygill v Jebson £5 6-1 Bd. Badford v Bussell was adjourned till June 6-h ; Crosbie v Quill and Tudball and Co, v Davis till May 16i h. Wednesday, Mat 10, [Before B. Beetham, Beq, R.M.] Drunkenness. —Henry Japp, for being found drunk while in charge of a horse and cart, was fined 10j, or in default forty.e : ght hours’ imprisonment Civil Oases. —Clark v Rhodes, claim £3O, commission on the price of a property tor which he alleged he had introduced to defendant a purchaser. Mr Button for plaintiff j Mr Qresson for defendant. Judgment for plaintiff for £ls, with costs, solicitor’s fee, and expenses of one witness. Hazffhnrst v Hawtin, claim £lO 14s 6J. Mr McGonnel appeared for defendant. This was a claim for balance due on an open aooount. Defendant put in a set off. Judgment for plaintiff for £8 15s sd. Judgment went by default for plasntiffs, with costs in Cliff ord and others v Magee, £65 Parish v Allen, £25 10a 43 ; Sluis v Pyne, £25; and Ford and Co. v Ell, £43 15s Id. I’avis v Dundas was adjourned till May 11th.