(Before J. Giles, Esq., Wa den.) C. Forter and party v. Ah Cbee and purty. No appearanc, case struck out. A. Gunn v. R. M'Gilla. Plaintiff prayed that defendant might be ordered to sign a deed of transfer for a water race right, claim, &■;„ situated at Stoney Creek, and sold by com >laiua r >t to tbe Mount dOr Company. Defendant refused to sign the deed, oa the groJnd3 that four years ago when complainant purchased a quarter share and right; the defendant together with Messrs Maifroy and Thornsan went security for complainant, and held the said share in trus f , in til purchase money was paid, £50 of which was still due. The registrations of race, rights, &c, held by complainant were ia defendant's name* though complainaut showed that registra tion rau out and all rights were abandoned, for over the prescribed time. And when again taking up tbe whole between himself tnd another mate, he still regiitered in defendant's name in order to screen him self from others. His Worship siid that he could not make the order and that defen dmt was justified in seeing himself indemni fied before ht signed. He would dismiss the summons without an order. A. Pfitterson applied for au abandoned claim, Dono;hU33. Granted. i\l. Scanla'i applied for two heads of water, Hobmson Creek, Donoghue's. Oae oead granted. Thid concluded the business.
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