SUPREME COURT.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 250, 17 October 1873, Page 2

SUPREME COURT.

[Before His Honor Mr Justice Richmond.] IN BANCO. Friday, October 17. Thomas and another v. Edwards. In this ca^e his Honor, who had taken time to consider, gave his decision this morning to the , . effect that the action be dismissed vrirh costs, but that tfie defendant pay to the plointiffa their costs ! of going to tiiul, on the ground that the unnecessary issut-s raised by the defendant were found against him j ' Mr J'itt for plaintiffs, Mr Acton Ad-ims for defendant. Eyes v. Henderson, I ! It will be remembered that Mr Aeton Adams | obtain* d a rule nisi for a new trial in this case. The rule, ou its return, was argued by Mr Aetna | Adams (for Mr Travers, of Wellington) on be- ' , half of the plaintiff, and Mr Pitt (tor Mr Conolly, \ I of J'ieioii) for defendant, when his Honor tools/i time to consider. ' His Honor deliverrd judgment this morning, dismissing the rule nisi with costs. We are obliged to hold over a lull report of the judgment uniil to-morrovr. Symons v, Myers and others. Mr Acton Adams moved for leave to renew for six months a concurrent writ; of summons issued in this action, which ia an administration suit. Leave granted. Mliae and others v. Chuck and others. Mr Acton Adams applied for a decree in this I action by default ot plea. His Honor took time to consider.