R.M. COURT.
• . , MASTERTON-TUESDAY. j (Before T. Hutchison, Esq, 1UI,) l BNfcAinering and L, Thomson ' v> EdJßioffßoard, T.Spackmanand , B. WTTratban.—Thia case, which 4 was adjourned on Friday last to enable i the B.M, to decide who was the pro- ' per person to receive the money paid ( into Conrt by the Education Board, was heard before Mr Hutchiaon this morning. * Mr Pownall bri:-fly reviewed the « case, showing that Sr.ackrn.an was the t t """" original contractor, but Trathan was 1 [' adjudged bis partner and completed j p the work, Spackman agreed to pay ' ( I to Trathan all moneys paid to him by | >, the Education Board, and it was to ; Trathan that the money should be j \ made over. Mr Beard expressed himself pre- > \ pared to admit that Trathan should ] V have the money. > \\ Judgment, therefore, was given by consent, for Trathan. Mr Pownall applied for cos's agiinst the ■ daintiffa. . After hearing legal I argument bia Worship refused. Immediately after the Court rose a ; distress warrent was put into execution, and the money impounded on )., behalf of B. E. Mannering and L. L Thomson. |U » 1
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4623, 16 January 1894, Page 3
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182R.M. COURT. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4623, 16 January 1894, Page 3
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