AN INTERESTING CASE
AFFECTING DAIRY FARMERS. A case. of. t^n^saderable - mterest, ..!t<j>: Jaarmfefat'-aiid;. on waV,%ear|=■ betfore ■ Mr. 's,,. g. \ rj&ljsA, JEiketahiuna is&t : ' A man named J. .'sued a 'Native landowner, named Bakaraia, of Hasfcweli, for £75 for- wrongful discharge. Mr Page appeared for thej pTaiin-tiff, and Mr La very for the defendant. It appears tffiat both parties agreed to niiik' on shares', and v they bad fallen out. Before evidence was taketn Mr Lavery raised two nonsuit points (1) That- the Court bad no jurKsdsotiony a.s the statement of Q*'aim disclosed!.a partnership; (2) That the defendant 00-uildi not •in any event be saied <for wrongful 'd'avftiarge, buit for. breach, of contract. After henrimg arguments, the Magistrate upheld tihe first point. Mr Page admitted tttuat the defence was altogether unexpected, and asked for time to look into ■the Vms;-; granted.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10501, 13 December 1911, Page 5
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139AN INTERESTING CASE Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10501, 13 December 1911, Page 5
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