WARDEN'S COURT.
Thursday, March 24. (Beflwe-H. "W. l.obinson, Esq.,-Warden, and. f Assqssore.) r. Ley's and another v. Brookes. —In this .withthe 'circumstlndes'offahichour* readers are well acquainted, the following;issues were put by the Warden to the assessors :-rls .the ground: payably, :auri-r ferous? Answer, Yes. _ Should the ground bo given up. to applicants P Answer, Yes. "What compensation, if any. to bo»paJd by applicants, to tho occupier ? Answer, None. Conditions were added t<rthe judgment to the effect that the_ surface soil, to tho depth of one foot, was to.be preserved and stacked by the applicants, so as to bo available for the use of the occupier when tho ground should be worked out. That nine months should be alloWed'for tho working of tho ground; provided that if after having worked continuously when water was available applicants should have bcon unable to complete the working out tho ground within tho time an extension of time might, upon application to the Court, bo granted to them.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 318, 2 April 1875, Page 3
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163WARDEN'S COURT. Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 318, 2 April 1875, Page 3
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