Monday, Sept. 19.
(Before the same Magistrates.) A damson v. Nixon.—Adjourned case. No appearance of parties. It was intimated to the Court that this case had been settled. Murray v. Tolcher.—Adjourned case. This case was called that judgment might be delivered. The Bench stated that after carefully looking over all the ordinances within reach, they were satisfied that Mr, Murray, as chairman of the Road Board, was not personally liable for the debt of the Board. There was a special clause iv the ordinance relieving him from personal liability. They would therefore find for the plaintiff for amount claimed, £23, with costs. Mr. Copland applied for professional costs, which were granted. Mr. Tolcher asked for time under the circumstances, which was opposed by Mr Copland. The Bench granted fourteen days, within which periou no execution to issue.
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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 137, 22 September 1870, Page 5
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137Monday, Sept. 19. Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 137, 22 September 1870, Page 5
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