WARDEN'S COURT.
Doonin and others v. Manning. This was an application for a dissolution of partnership. The Warden ordered the claim to be sold by auction and the proceeds to be divided equally, among the shareholders. Leahy and others v. Sweet and others. This was a claim for £Q 13s 6d for damage done by tailings. Mr Perkins for complainants, Mr Hawkins .for de fendants. A great deal of evidence pro and con. was given after which the Warden gave a verdict for plaintiffs for £1 5s with costs of court, counsel's fee £2 2s and fee to one witness. Leahy and others v; Brown and
Jothers. This was a similar case. 'Messrs Perkins and Hawkins for the parties. As the dates of alleged damage did not appear on the plaints, Mr jHawkihs applied for an adjournment till next week which was granted.
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Kumara Times, Issue 276, 23 August 1877, Page 2
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