The Victorian Law Reports
The Victorian Law Reports
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1889 HouDBBir V.
Smith.
Holroyd, J, Digitized by Google 616 SUPHEMB COURT: VICTORIA. [V.L.B.
is merely an attempt to prevent the plaintiff from getting the HoBDBsir benefit of the agreement.
9.
Smith.
Solicitors for the plaintiff: Wise would , Gibbs dt Wisewouid.
Holroydy J, Solicitors for the defendant Scholz : Ncmghton dt Mackie; Fink, Best dk P. D. Phillips.
Solicitors for the defendant Smith : McFarlane dk ToUiursU w. H. M.
F.o. CLIFFORD «. BEOaS.
]^ " Adminiitratum of JtuHce Act 1885" {No,... 844), 9ec, 7 {suh^tee. 8), we. 8— « The Sept. 26, 27, 80. County Court Statute 1869" (No. 345), w. 35, 56, 67, GS-^Noiiee of (Ufeuee by attorney ioho haa not aigned roll — Striking out ctue — Appearance, Defendant's attorney gave notice of intention to defend under sec. 7, sab-sec. 8, of Act No. 844i, before be had signed the roll of attorneys. At the trial, plaintaiTs attorney contended he was entitled to treat defendant's notice and appearance as a nullity, and refused to proceed with his case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1889 HouDBBir V.
Smith.
Holroyd, J, Digitized by Google 616 SUPHEMB COURT: VICTORIA. [V.L.B.
is merely an attempt to prevent the plaintiff from getting the HoBDBsir benefit of the agreement.
9.
Smith.
Solicitors for the plaintiff: Wise would , Gibbs dt Wisewouid.
Holroydy J, Solicitors for the defendant Scholz : Ncmghton dt Mackie; Fink, Best dk P. D. Phillips.
Solicitors for the defendant Smith : McFarlane dk ToUiursU w. H. M.
F.o. CLIFFORD «. BEOaS.
]^ " Adminiitratum of JtuHce Act 1885" {No,... 844), 9ec, 7 {suh^tee. 8), we. 8— « The Sept. 26, 27, 80. County Court Statute 1869" (No. 345), w. 35, 56, 67, GS-^Noiiee of (Ufeuee by attorney ioho haa not aigned roll — Striking out ctue — Appearance, Defendant's attorney gave notice of intention to defend under sec. 7, sab-sec. 8, of Act No. 844i, before be had signed the roll of attorneys. At the trial, plaintaiTs attorney contended he was entitled to treat defendant's notice and appearance as a nullity, and refused to proceed with his case.
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