WARDEN'S COURT.

Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 29 November 1880, Page 2

WARDEN'S COURT.

Thursday, Noveubsb 2ote, 18S0. . / , 1 (BefQrp Mr Wnrtlea Kevell.) BANi'iCfi Kew ZsaU^d and Govjbk '•■* 'Jfiß^iCUE .I'SPKHDED CoMPANISS V. ■-•" i KICHAKD • WlLlitS^ ' * Aprl'c!Ttioh for canccllatioo of certifi{•Me of registratiou for dam at upper ;'-ilnrrnyrCreek. . . .-. ; r-..- t ;, i, u> ity Lynch for the appiiefniil?,, v The dffcnJant brin*' uli^er^arte, l»i> fitlieir appdari'ijl tor liirni 7 '.?ilt lap^s^eS tliat the defendant hid (Wchasell the dam from George Welsh some twelve months siueo, and obtained a cectifi'jate of transfer. Welsh h;iJ erected the dim on a site formorly bell by the Westland Compfi«V, whose rights were .subsequently obtained by the Bank of New Zealand, who again transferred the property to tho Treasure Company, subject to the payment of a stated, sum. The dam lied for years been juiii«ed and abandoned except that the certificates had heflu renewed by the various owners from ti.no to time. The Warden hell tint the original certificates having beeu rsncTrd yearly prnred ibe right of the applicants to the darn, and ordered the eance'lation-of (ho subsequent certifieite obtained by Welsh nn-i transferred to Wilii.J, pro ruled the applicants pay trio defendant £10 within a week, as comp*»ns-itton for the erection of the present dim embank* :heut\ Each parly to pay their own CO'US. FAME T. fAME. | This action was brought for tho re* eovery of £50 datrnL'S', alleged to have lieen cau-el by tho defendant by fouling the water aho?« the crushing plant of the complainant*, who hrld the first right. Juiiiment for £3 damages, and for cutting away a dam of complainants adJiiiond (lara«se9 of £3, with an option to defendant to repair tjio dam, in which ease the latter amou'it will be remitted. tTKITED IXGI.KVTOOD AXD IT'jBTH STIS CO. V. WIMI?. This was an application for the cincek litiou of dof?ndaiv<'s cert;G:ate of registration for a head»raee commsv.cing at the morth of that company's tunnel. Applicntion refused. Ihe WarJen'a Court was tben ad* jouraed.