Tag: Pinsent & Co (law firm)

Ottery Arbitration: The Dispute Relative to the Sewage Works: A special meeting of the Ottery St. Mary Urban District Council was held at the Town Hall, on Monday evening, with reference to the dispute pending between the Council and the contractors for the construction of the sewage works … The Clerk (Mr. Hartley) said the meeting was called in regard to a communication he had received from Messrs. Pinsent and Co., of Birmingham, and solicitors to the arbitrator, who was acting in regard to the Sewage Works’ dispute. …

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The Sewage Works: To be Taken Over: Main Roads Expenditure: At the meeting the Ottery St. Mary Council Mr. H. Manning presided: There were also present the Rev. G. M. L. Reade, Messrs. S. C. Franks, H. G. Luxton, W. Salter, J. Baker, F. Seward, and H. Marks. A letter was read from Messrs. Pinsent and Co., solicitors to the arbitrator (Mr. Willcox) appointed in connexion with the sewerage works, asking whether either of the parties: desired him to state case on any question or questions of law before he gave his award. The Clerk said that he had on the authority of the Committee appointed to deal with the matter, written that the Council desired the arbitrator to state a case on several points. To this Messrs. Pinsent and Co. had replied that the time of the award had accordingly been extended to June 30. They also stated that Messrs. Stephens and Sons’ solicitors did not desire a case to be stated. The Clerk asked for instructions with regard to the taking over of the works according to the engineer’s certificate, as the time expired on July 4th. … (continues) …

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Attractive Freehold Estate, Waresley (In the parishes of Hartlebury and Elmley Lovett) Worcestershire: H. King and Son: Are favoured with instructions from the representatives of the Rev. John Stanley Chesshire, deceased to Offer for Sale by Auction on Monday the 25^th day of May 1903, at the Lion Hotel, Kidderminster, at Three o’clock in the afternoon, … Freehold Estate known as the “Oldhouse and Tugwood” Farm, situate in the parishes … 139 a 3r 29p … Litho Plans and Particulars may be had of Messrs. Pinsent and Co., Solicitors, 6 Bennetts Hill, Birmingham

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The Albion Carriage Company, Ltd., in liquidation, Grange Court, Newnham, (Glos.), Tuesday, April 7^th, 1903: Highly important sale of freehold railway wagon building and repairing works, plant, tools, and stocks in trade. Mr. Duncan J. Shedden (of the firm of J. Shedden and son) is instructed by the receiver and liquidators to sell by publish auction on the premises and date above mentioned (unless sold previously by private treaty) … (numerous lots including location, equipment, and parts etc.) … On and after March 30^th Conditions of Sale for Lots 1 – 4 may be inspected at the offices of W. Langley Smith Solicitors, Westgate chambers, Gloucester, or Pinsent and Co., solicitors, 6, Bennett’s Hill, Birmingham …

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