Vice-Chancellors' Court, ...
LAIV REPORT. A ne pianun mii nis case niec a bili to compel the defendant to perform a contract he had entered into for the hire of one of the Alpha-cottages, Regent's-park. The defendant by his answver de- nied that he was bound by the contrct, as the plaintiff had not fulfilled his part of it, in makin certain improvenents within agiven time. It appeared, however, that the proasised improvements had been made within the time specfied, except the papering of a draw- ing-room, which could not be completed so seon, from the nature of the paper required. The VICE-CIANCE L.LoR dismissed the bill, on the ground that the plaintifF had not used due fliligence, the bill not having bevn filed until a period of two years had expired after the defendant had refused to perform the contract; but as the defendant's answer had been disproved, his Honour reftused to give costs. I VICE-CHANCELLOM' COURT. FRIDAY. AtAllcr I9 HEAPHY Y. HILL.