SUPREME COURT.

Taranaki Daily News, 29 January 1920, Page 4

SUPREME COURT.

NEW PLYMOUTH SITTINGS A LIGHT LIST. c» A sitting of the Supremo Court will open at New Plymouth on February 3, His Honor Mr. Justice Sim will preside, The list of cases is not a heavy oneThere are only two criminal matters—a woman for sentence and a man for trial. The cases set down for hearing are as follow; CRIMINAL. For sentence —Katherine Emily Martin (theft and forging and uttering). For trial—James O'Neill (alleged mischief). CIVIL. James Randall Corrigan v. Noti WaU rahui, claim for £250 account stated and agreed upon. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency, Ltd. v. Robert Willis, claim for £432 and interest. Thomas C. C. Simeon and others v. J. Summerhays Pearce, claim for £BOS damages for libel (discontinued). (Jury). Rawcliffe and another v. Johnstone and another, claim for administration of the estate of H. C. Rawcliffe on grounds of breach of trust. Wilfred Mace v. Gustave Beu and others, claim for £5Ol daamges for InjuMet received. (Jury). Ingram A. Colson v. Ebencpef Wool" dridge, claim for £IIOOO damage* for injuries received. (New trial, jury). T. H. Penn v. S. Kindberg and A. Kindberg, claim for £425 principal and interest. T. C. C. Simson v. John S. Pearce, claim for £605 for damages for Übel. (Jury). Elito Shirley v. Thomaa J. H. Wallace, claim for £5Ol wages and money lent. (Jury). ORIGINATING SUMMONS. .Tames Palchell v. Francis J. V. WflsoS and John F. Catley, elalm that stamp duty on mortgage be paid by defend" ants. APPEALS. William <3. Emeny r. Jeremiah Jobß Nolan, appeal from the detarminatioa ot J. W. Poynton, Stipendiary Magistrate; at New Plymouth (for argument). The South Taranaki Building and In* vestment Co., Ltd., v. Annie J- Famai and Bernard A. Fama. appeal on law an* fact from the decision of Wyvern WiV< son, Stipendiary Magistrate) at Hawera, DIVORCE. Hori Teira (petitioner), Roka Hono Pera (respondent), Wehi (co-respond-. ent).