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In my opinion none of the articles claimed isa fixture. I might add that had I icached a different conclu-
sion on this point, and had non-severance of the articles or of any of them been deemed relevant to the determination
of this case, I should have felt obliged to hold that it was not open to one who deliberately and wrongfully prevented
Beverance (as did the defendant) to take advantage of such non-severance. ‘‘He who prevents a thing from being
done ghall not avail himself of the non-performance he has occasioned.”

The defendant’s Counterclaim can now be dealt with in a few words. The debt for shop goods is admitted;
it follows from what I ie already said about the termination of the tenancy that the defendant is not entitled to
any further sum either by way of rent or mesne profits: he must however he paid the sum of $200, the estimated
cost of restoring the premises to their former shape and use, to which he is entitled although they have been
improved substantially for general use; despite paragraph 2 (c) of the Reply and Defence to Counterclaim the
plaintiff in his evidence said he would accept this estimate: it impressed me as being a rather generous gesture having
regard to the evidence as a whole, including my own observations.

On the Claim there will be judgment for the plaintiff, with costs, and the defendant must deliver up to the
plaintiff all the articles claimed, exeept the meat grinder, such delivery to be effected between the 27th day of
January and the llth day of February, 1955, both dates inclusive, during which period the plaintiff, his servants and
agents (including John Rowan Henry) shall be permitted access to the premises at all reasonable hours for the
purpose of taking delivery of and removing the articles in question: failing which, the defendant must pay to the
plaintiff the sum of $6,705, the value of the goods and chattels.

On the Counterclaim there will be judgment for the defendant for $371.06, made up as follows:—

 

Restoration of premises wes $200.00
Goods sold and delivered vb $171.06
$371.06

The plaintiff must also pay one-half of the defendant’s costs on the Counterclaim.

W. A. DATH,
27th January, 1955. Puisne Judge.

 

Revised list of persons registered under the Midwives Ordinance No. 7 of 1951, for the
ere of Montserrat, as at 15th sas aid 1955.

 

 

 

{
SERIAL NUMBER. | NAME. | ADDRESS.
| |
1. (3) Allen, Clemence Mary Elizabeth Glendon Hospital
2. (9) Barzey; Catherine (Mrs) (nee Ryan) Cork Hill
3. (16) Bramble, Hlizabeth Glendon Hospital
4. (24) | Buffong, Catherine St. George’s Hill
3. (29) | Browne, Diana Baker Hill
6. (4) Cadogan, Lilian (Mrs) Plymouth
7, (5) Clarke, Kathleen (Left Island) Harris
8. (13) Clarke, Catherine Glendon Hospital
a. (23) Cooper. Mary (Mrs) (nee Osborne) St. Patricks
LO. (1) Edwards, Winifred St. Johns
11. (11) Fenton Charlottee Kinsale
12. (7) Frewin, Beryl Geraldine (nee Shoy) (Left Island) Plymouth
13. (25) Greenaway, Leonora Adina (Mrs) Infirmary
14, (28) , Greenaway, Mary (Mrs) St. Johns
15 (22) Frith, Catherine (Mrs) (nee Buffong) Salem
lo. (10) Griffith, Doris (Mrs) (nee Williams) Plymouth
17. (20) Griffith, Edith (Mrs) Plymouth
18. (27) Tsles, Eleanor Teresa (Left Island) Plymouth
19, (18) Lee, Mary Susannah Gordon Harris
20 (19) Phillip, Vera Nelitha Harris
21. (17) Piper, Verna (Mrs) (nee Gooding) (Left Island) Bethel
22. (31) Ponde. Rosie Bethel
23. (11) Richarilson, Ina (Left Island) Glendon Hospital
24, (14) Roache, Katherine Glendon Hospital
25. (15) | Straker, Catherine Glendon Hospital
26. (21) | Tuitt, Rosanna . | Bethel
27, (12) Wade, Catherine Glendon Hospital
28. (8) | Warner, Susan (Mrs) (nee Allen) Glendon Hospital
29. (2) White, Sarah (Mrs) | St. Peters
30. (30) Wyke, Elizabeth (Mrs) (nee Allen) Cork Hill

 

 

J. H. L. BROWNE,
Seeretury, Midwives Board.