A Case Affecting Land.
(i'ur .Press Associalion.) \\A\(!.\M I, Man li •!. A ease was heard in llie Supreme (.'ourl \ eslerday which i ;iillie question wliirh. as Jud};e (.'ooper observed, will probably allcci (he tille U) numerous pieces oi land I oul the colony. Tin' far Is were these .Mrs (Jiblhi lias a le.n'al I i I It* In !uml which I'or 17 \eurs had been iVnced and occupied In Mis MrlKntue! |i.|more than (hive \ears In-fore llial. She had al various limes lethered her row on il and run it I lien- lo i;ra/.e. A( \arions limes before I'encin;; she had cleared scrub off lo enable her row to f-ra'/.e. Mrs Mc!>onnel claimed lhal she had been in "adverse possession" for more than twenty years, and was Iherel'ore entitled lo Hie land. The question was : Hid the running of a cow in il. clc., constitute possession. Judicium I was reserved,
CABLE MOWS.
liniled Kress Association.—JJy Klectlie Telegraph.—Copy
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Taranaki Daily News, 5 March 1904, Page 3
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157A Case Affecting Land. Taranaki Daily News, 5 March 1904, Page 3
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