TIMARU.
This day. Id the District Court to-day, before Judge Ward, the case of Morrison v. Frances Maloney, being an appeal from the decision of the EM., by which the appellant whs recently sentenced to fire weeks' imprisonment for indecent exposure to respondent, was called on. The appellant contended that bis identity and the locality had not been proved. The Judge held that the proof was sufficient, and affirmed the decision of Mr Beswick, 8.M., with costs.
In the Bankruptcy Court to-day, a noteworthy case occurred, being an application of a bankrupt for an order of discharge, which was opposed by the Assignee because the sum of £10, costs due to the latter, was not yet paid, The Assignee's counsel referred to the ruling of the Supreme Court Judge, in support of his contensin, but the judge emphatically declined to be guided by such an unwarrantably wrong ruling. The order was granted.
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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5278, 17 December 1885, Page 2
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152TIMARU. Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5278, 17 December 1885, Page 2
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