CONTRACT BROKEN
SINGER HAS TO PAY DAMAGES.
(Australian Press Association.) SYDNEY, December 14. In the Supreme Court here Donald Dliu O’Connor, of Auckland, sued John Brownlee,, operatic singer, to recover £514 12s damages for alleged breach of contract. The. plaintiff claimed that this amount covered his engagement as the defendant’s manager for a concert tour of Australia and New Zealand, and money outstanding. The defendant denied there was. a contract, and also denied any breach and any alleged failure by him (plaintiff) to state proper accounts.
The jury found for the plaintiff, and they awarded him £174 32s damages.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 December 1932, Page 5
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