APPEAL COURT
JUDGMENT IN MACK AY CASE (By Telegraph—Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, April 1. The Appeal Court gave its decision to-day in the case of the Law Society v. Mac Kay, telegraphed on March 28th. The Chief Justice, who deliverer! the decision stated that the practitioner’s trust account had now been audited up to March 25th. of this year, and found to be correct, and m the circumstances the Court was of opinion the position would be suffice ill l.v met by ordering Mac Kay to pay the Law Society’s costs. His Honour concluded: - ' But we desire to make it plain, firstly, that the Law Soietv, as >• d Las recognised by the art " hr- taken ii]) in the present ! ; y in a matter of thi ■ , that practitioners wi . ' 1 :,1 d xo ignore the Soeie ' nance of this duty: 1 •“ Court is not disposed •'- h*. conduct suH. as it- :• b the practitioner in this . ' •• .•ecu brought be fere ti>e ComAla. Kav was > .ugly ordered to pay the Law /s costs, £ls 15s, and disbursement ■
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 April 1930, Page 5
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