The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-10
Supreme Court-July Term, Continued
from 18th July, 1878.
lLnlv Id. Chief Jnstice Harris presldInrl

July 1G. Chief Justice Harris presidtnRD
KuAhAne ct al. VS.. Kalu-Ejectnent. Jury waived. j.
N. Davidson for plaintiff A. s. HArtwell for defendant.
The Court said, after hearing the testimony and the srgu-
ments OF counsel, that the judgment would be two-sixths
of whatever the yearly value of the land might be. taken
from the date of the custer. Mr.. Hartwell excepted 20
the ruling.
July II. Present en- the bench. Chief Justice Harris and
Judd and McCully. J. -
Kuamu, ~, ct al. Va. Kaeleu, Appeal from the deci-
sion of the Chancellor in Equity. j. NJ. Davidson and
Castle & Hatch for the complainant +. Preston and G..
Brown for the defendant appellant. The Court heard
further testimony and the arguments Of counsel. and took
time to consider Of its decision.
Along VS.. Man Chuck-The Court having heard the
parties ON the 18th instant, this morning affirmed the
opinion of Mr.. Justice Judd, which in effect, was a YER
dict for the plaintiff Of S1O5 and costs.
KuAwela VS.. f. Hilda, j. Burgess ct al.-Appeal from
the decision of Mr.. Justice Judd, sitting as Yice-ChAncel-
lor. Castle & Hatch for the plaintiff A. S. Hartwell for
the defendants. Case argued and submitted.
Kahulia, K, VS.. Mele Kaiwioni. w.-Libel for divorce.
Case dismissed, on the ground that libellant had been
living in adultery with another woman.
Makakoa, k, vs.. Kahaiola, w.-Decree absolute granted.
Kaka, k, VS.. KAliko-The like.
Kani, w., VS.. Lauahi, k.-Decree absolute.
Kaluahine, K, Va. Panaewa, w.-The like.
Kiwaha, k, VS.. Kalamalio, w.-The like.
John Jelemia, k, vs.. Kainana-The like.
Pasluhi, k, vs. Kameeui. w.-The like.
Akula VS.. Lila, w.-The like.
NJ. K. Pahu VS.. q. X. Pahu.-The like.
Alma, w, VS.. Lui Keiki, k.-The like.
Kahalapuna, k, VS.. Peelue, w-Thel like.
Pelekaluhi, W., vs.. Kaleikini.-The like.
Kapoluki, W., VS.. Kui.-The like.
July 18th. Before Chief Justice HErrisD
Mendonca vs.. Robert LOve-Jury waived. Action OF
covenant. E. Preston and - Brown for plaintiff w. q.
Jones for defendant. After the plsi' ms evidence had
proceeded some way, Mr. p--~'' asked permission 20
take u non-suit, which : Court granted.
Before the full Court
W. H. Stone VS.. A. Hutchinson.-AppeAl from decision
of Chief Justice Harris. Case argued and submitted.
duly 10. Present Oh the bench, Chief Justice Harris and
Justice JuddD
KauLane vs.. Kalu.-Chief Justice Harris filed his deci-
sion herein, giving judgment for the plaintiff in the sum
of $3.50 and onethird costs. Mr.. Hartwell filed and read
exceptions to the ruling.
duly 20. Before Chief Justice HarrisD
4 All Ouf VS.. Wong for new trial. Cecil
Brown for the motion J. NJ. Davidson contra. The mo-
ton was argued pro and con, and the Court decided not
4 10 disturb the verdict. Mr.. Brown noted an appeal.
duly y. Before the full Court in BaDcoJ
ID. KAlakaua ct Rii W.. w. &. PaTke, sdmr. Of &. kanAi-
ma, dec--The Court was engaged In hearing the appeals
of the various claimants for this estate until the 18th In
4 elusive, when they were all submitted 10 the Court. O..
/ Brown for plaintiffs HolOkahiki for Kilinahi do. for
KukRhiko s. Is. Dole for HAalilfo and l.. HaAlelea 4.
Preston for Pahau Mahelona for KaAuA.
Exceptions 10 the rulings Of Chief Justice Harris. Mr..
Davidson for the plaintiff Mr.. A. 8. Hartwell for the eI-
captions. Exceptions argued and submitted.
Naval ct al. VI. KahAlemake.-By agreement Of the par
ties, this case was continued until I'd August.
The Court then adjourned SfHs die.