A JUDGMENT
INDOORS BOWLING GREEN.
(Per Press Association—Copyright).
CHRISTCHURCH, December 22.
Judge Ostler’s reserved judgment in the case of Reginald Gilbert Brown versus 0. S. McCully Ltd., timber merchants, a claim for damages, alleging faulty construction of the indoor bowling rinks, holds that defendant" committed a breach of contract and awards damages of £641 to plaintiff on the claim, including the loss of profits £250, and the return of progress payments £250, with costs on the lowest scale.
The Judge said the plaintiff wanted a permanent floor on which bowls could be played for a reasonable number of year's and that wa s what he bargained for. On defendant’s counter claim, judgment was given for defendant for £l6 for work done. No costs,were allowed.
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1933, Page 6
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