SUPREME COURT.

Taranaki Daily News, 12 August 1920, Page 7

SUPREME COURT.

TARANAKI SESSIONS. CASES FOR NEXT WEEK. . Following is the list of criminal and civil business for hearing at the sittings of the Supreme Court, which commence at New Plymouth on Tuesday of next week, at 11 a.m. Mr. Justice Salmond will preside. CRIMINAL CASES. For Trial. George Payne, alleged sheep steal* ing. Albert Edward M&gon, Charles Magon and Frederick Magon, alleged arson, conspiring to obtain money by fraud, abetting to commit arson. ' Howard William Snow, alias Herbert Snow, alleged theft. Mary Oyston, alleged murder. CIVIL BUSINESS. Before Judge* Alone.

•Tames R. Corrigan v. Noti Wairahui, amount agreed on £250, James John Patterson v. Morrisey and Company, return of car or £3ll and damages £€o. Charles Thomas Eundle v. Te Hokio Ngahuinga and Panenui, claim for £273 and interest £77 13s, and costs £ls 15s. Charles Alfred Percy Wood v. Mary Ann Bailey, claim for performance of contract, possession of property and damages £IOO. Lily Ellen Cross and others v. Oliver Cross, claim for possession of land £375 mesne profits. Ann Manning v. Ira James Bridger. claim for £ll2 for wrongfully taking possession of chattels. James David Ross v. "Warea Co-opera-tive Dairy Factory Co., Ltd., claim for £3OO damages for wrongful dismissal. George Bartholomew Purdue v. Etta Coroea Branley and others, claim for performance of agreement or £IOO damages for breach of contract. W. K. Wallace v. W. E. H. Young, claim for £JSO 12s 6d baltunce dne for interest, and £2400 remaining due on mortgage or right to Te-enter and determine lease, or £SOO damages. John Penwacden v. Charles A. P. Wood and P. A. Badland, possession pf land and forfeiture of lease, rent and £IOO compensation for breach of contract.

'Jessie A. Bartlett v. T. F. and J. H. Graham, performance of agreement, £IOO damages for non-performance, £5600 damages if agreement cannot be performed.—Counter-claim, rescission of agreement, refund of £2OO with interest and £I6OO damages if Court holds agreement be performed. Alexander Munro v. Peter Theodore Ped'ersen, claim for £317 deposit on sale of lease in perpetuity; consent to transfer, Tefused by Land Board. William, James Price v. George William Henry Morice Hurrell, claim for specific performance of agreement and acceptance of transfer and possession of land, etc. Before Judge and Jury of 12. F. and F. W. Shackleton v. C. L. Wilson, special damages £1289 and £?75 general damages and taking of account. The Bonithon Freehold Petroleum Co. v. P. Hadley, claim for £I2OO damages for wrongful conversion. Charles Stone v. F. A. Lichtwark, claim for £655 for breach of contract-

Judge and Jury of Four. The Egmont Racing Club v. Martin Hendrickson, claim for £lO4 8s money had and received. Originating Summonses. Herbert Peteh and another v. Salvidge Petch, Family Protection Act order for maintenance. Edwin Dixon and Herbert Halliwell v. Frederick Martin, summons for interpretation of will. DIVORCE PETITIONS. Jane Craig v. James 2raig, dissolution of marriage. Ronald A. Richter v. Eva G. Richtei (respondent) and Donald Harrison (corespondent), dissolution of marriage and £IOO damages. Margaret Maria Stewart v. John O. D. Stewart, judicial separation. Emeline Schaare v. Louis Schaare, dissolution of marriage. James Henry Keating v. Amelia Keating, dissolution of marriage. APPEALS. Alexander C. MoDopnell (appellant) V. Hugh ©. Armour (respondent), under licensing Act, appeal from determination of Mr. Wyvern Wilson, S.M., at Patea. Werie Kingi (appellant) v. W. Arthur Guy (respondent), under Magistrate's Court Act; appeal from the decision of Mr. T. A. B. Bailey, S.M., at Hawera, on law and fact. BANKRUPTCY.

In the matter of Jesse Tapp, a bank' rupt, motion for discharge. In the matter of Francis Herbert Flansburg Washbourne, creditor petition (Motor Accessory Co., Ltd.).

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