CIVIL DEFAULTERS

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10611, 9 June 1920, Page 3

CIVIL DEFAULTERS

JUDGMENTS OE THE COURT. In the ‘ following undefended civil cases judgment was given by Mr W. G. Riddell, S.M., yesterday in the Magistrate’s Court tor defendant by default: — Graham and Company v. Eileen A a modi, £6 los, costs £1 3s dd; City Milk Supply, Ltd. t. A. G. Glover, £ls 13s (id, costs £1 10s 6d; Green and Davis v. Frank August, £6 10s, costs £1 12g 6d; South Pacific Mortgage and Deposit Company, Ltd. ,_v. Harry Wiggins, £l2 12s, costs 15s; Early Brothers, Ltd., v. Georgi R. Booker and Nancy Booker, £2 11s, costs £3 6s; Noil Doneghue and Company, Ltd., v Thomas Leatham, £1 os 6d costs 11s; Dominion Farmers’ Institute, Ltd., v.~ Thomas E, and Georgo D. Parens, £4B 3s 2d, costs £4 se; Cadbury Brothers, Ltd., v. G. L. Stroud, £3o 16s, costs £2 14s; Bridget Torley v. Fred Anscell, £B, costs £1 6s 6d; B Reynolds and Company, Ltd., v. \ ■ JKilkenny, £75 12s Bd. costs £1 10s; Laerv and Company, Ltd;, v. R. C. Steward, £52 9s lid. costs £1 10s; same v. May Gertrude McKenzie, £ll 3s, costs 15s. - JUDGMENT SUMMONS.

In a judgment summons case, N. P. Noilson was ordered to pay EReynolds and Company, Ltd., the sum of '£27 (3s 5d by June 29th, in default to be imprisoned for fourteen days. CLAIMS FOR POSSESSION-.....! In tenement cases Charle&.AV.. .Levis was ordered to give up possession of premises "to 35mma. Baker by Juli.& r 15tn and is to pay £l3 11® accrue 4 .rent, and £1 le costs. _ „ v ■ , Tn the case of G. A adala, nho sought possession of-® - house from Charles Heddenvick, an-order was refused. '