EQUITY, PROBATE, DIVORCE, ALLAN W. MACNAUGHTON, Barrister-at-Law. VOL. V. 1884. STANFORD LIBRARY Sydney: PUBLISHED BY CHARLES F. MAXWELL, WENTWORTH COURT, ELIZABETH STREET (AND 81 CHANCERY LANE, MELBOURNE). LONDON: W. MAXWELL & SON, 8 BELL YARD, TEMPLE Bar. JUDGES IN VICE-ADMIRALTY: SIR JAMES MARTIN, Knt, Judge Commissary. JUDGE IN DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES: WILLIAM CHARLES WINDEYER, Esq. CHIEF COMMISSIONER OF INSOLVENT ESTATES: ATTORNEY-GENERAL: WILLIAM BEDE DALLEY, Esq., Q.C. NOTANDA ET CORRIGENDA. NOTANDA. COMMON LAW. Vol. IV., p. 160-The Privy Council allowed the appeal of plaintiffs in Apollo Candle Coy. v. Powell (Collector of Customs). Vol. IV., p. 315-The Privy Council dismissed the appeal of defendant in Davis v. Harris (No. 1). Vol. V., p. 78-The action Peabody v. Barron was subsequently settled, and the plaintiff's appeal to the Privy Council was abandoned. 102. Line 25, after the word " racecourse," add "to permit the same." 154. Lines 14, 15 and 16 of head-note, strike out "without notice of their intention to terminate the credit," and "on the above facts being proved." 154. Line 16, after the word "plaintiff" add "on the ground that defendants were not bound to honour the plaintiff's overdraft longer than they thought fit." 205. Lines 11 and 12 from the bottom, instead of the words "for the portion of the piles which was underground," read "of three feet over and above the actual measurement." 206. Lines 7 and 8 from the top, instead of the words "of the piles which were," read "over and above the actual measurement of the piles when." 206. Line 9, instead of the words "the whole length of the piles both above and under ground," read "these three feet." 219. Line 2 in statement of R. v. M'Kenzie, for "Dowling" read "Docker." 304. Lines 5 and 6 of judgment of Sir G. Innes, J., for "defendant," read “plaintiff.” 316. Line 7 from the bottom, strike out "(C. B. Stephen with him.)" EQUITY. PAGE. 25. Lines 14 and 15 of headnote, for "mortgagee," read "mortgagor.' |