SUPREME COURT.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10, 12 September 1913, Page 2

SUPREME COURT.

NEW PLYMOUTH SESSIONS

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The quarterly sessions of the Supreme Court opens at New Plymouth on Tuesday next, IGth inst. The .calendar:'is- as follows:-* it

CRIMINAL LIST. ' ''• ■ oi-io P '-'' The'criminal list'is very. short, 'and the charges of very slight' character. Norman Hoskins, committed on a charge of forging and uttering ' : ah education standard certificate, ami Albert Edward Stewart, for breaking and entering a shop and committing a crime therein, will some up for sentence.

civil List.

(Before common jury of four)

Margaret Mitchell v. Robert Fairbairn, a claim of £l5O for breach of Ul agreement to purchase hotel premises.

(Before Judge alone). Patrick Harris/v. the T. L. Joll Cooperative Dairy Co., Ltd., a claim for £2-50 damages for polluting a stream, and an injunction. Official Assignee in bankruptcy of the property of James White Harding v*. Violet Stanislaus 'Harding, claim that article of settlement executed bv f. W. Harding and defendant agreeing that in consideration of their marriage certain properties should be transferred to the defendant, and the transfer of su'ch properties be declared fraudulent and void.

Hugh Augustus McCleland v. the Brougham Street Hall Co. for £IOO lamages and an injunction to restrain lefendant from disturbing and annoying the peaceable and quiet possession, use and enjoyment of plaintiff's house-and land by conducting entertainments in the hall in a noisy and disorderly manner, and «t unreasonable times . MOTION FOR JUDGMENT. Alice Woodhead v.. Samuel Dale,' nlaim against defendant, as executor of the will oFE. W: C. Davison, for moneys due. IN BANCO. John Leydon v. his Majesty the King, motion for a new trial. APPEAL. John Hamilton Hempton (appellant) v. Frank Rattenbury (respondent), appeal under'part f) of "The J.P. Aft, 1908." IN BANKRUPTCY. Re Samuel Marsh, re George Henry Derby and William Derby and -re Tamos Taylor Moir, motions for discharge. IN CHAMBERS. Re-the ostate of Rudolph Seliiebler,' deceased, petition for leave to sell land.