DISTRICT COURT.
(Before his Honor Judge Harvey.) 2?o Charles Francombe Roberts.—a declared bankrupt, applied for his discharge* A six months' statement was ordered to battled, in accordance with section 112, Bankruptcy Act of 1867, and the General Bules. Application adjourned to next sitting. Guffie v. Christian.—The respondent made application to have judgment entered. in accordance with tho decision of the Supremo Court on case stated by the late Judge, his Honor Wilson G/:ay, on tho 23rd Juno last. Judgment-was reserved until the case was returned to this Court. If the case, when returned, proved to be as reported in tho ' Southern Mercury,' judgment to be entered for plaintiff in the Warden's Court (the respondent in tho District Court) for £59 Bs.,' made up as follows': —Original verdict in Warden's Court, £32 10s.; costs, £7 55.; costs of appeal in District Court, £4 10s.; professional fee, £lO. Each party to pay his own costs in the special case in Supremo Court.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 343, 1 October 1875, Page 3
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160DISTRICT COURT. Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 343, 1 October 1875, Page 3
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