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(I'er Press Association.) -pi « WKLLIN(i TON, April 13. Jno Appeal Court is now oocix * vl " 1 ll ie casu Hamilton v. Hank of hew /enland and anothor. In 1880 tho Hank of New Ztea- ,, t0 lv ' l ' c ' l was indebted, sold tip plaintiff'!) property at in llawke'g Bay through (ho Registrar of tha Nat* icr Supremo Court. Tho tank alleged that about £68,000 was then ' Bll( ' 'ho bank secured tho pro. party for £SOOO. Plaintiff alleges that property was worth a irreat deal more, and that the transaction was fraudulent against him and he claimed to be allowed to redeem the property. The Chief Justice hud held in tho lower court that tho sale was in accordanco with the public practice so long established that if it was to bo disturbed it must be by the Appeal Court nlnd not, Hy a singjls judge. Hamilton now seeks tho decision of the Appeal Court. Mr, U\ L. Hres, who appeared fo him' was still addressing tho court on tlie facts of tho case when itroge^
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 84, 13 April 1904, Page 2
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177Appeal Court. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 84, 13 April 1904, Page 2
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