The Law Reports: Equity cases, before the Master of Rolls and the vice-chancellors, 20. köideT. & J. W. Johnson & Company, 1875 |
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... Defendant in an action in the Lord Mayor's Court may obtain a writ of prohibition , notwithstanding the 15th section of the Mayor's Court of London Procedure Act , 1857 , which enacts that " no defendant shall be per- mitted to object ...
... Defendant in an action in the Lord Mayor's Court may obtain a writ of prohibition , notwithstanding the 15th section of the Mayor's Court of London Procedure Act , 1857 , which enacts that " no defendant shall be per- mitted to object ...
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... Defendant lived in the City of London ; that the alleged libel was contained in a letter written by the Defendant , and sent , closed up , to the Lord Chief Justice and Judges of the Court of Queen's Bench at Westminster , where it was ...
... Defendant lived in the City of London ; that the alleged libel was contained in a letter written by the Defendant , and sent , closed up , to the Lord Chief Justice and Judges of the Court of Queen's Bench at Westminster , where it was ...
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... Defendant is to be " permitted " to object except by plea , that is , to be permitted by the Lord Mayor's Court , in which the Defendant is to plead . It is true that a different conclusion was arrived at by Crompton , J. , in Manning v ...
... Defendant is to be " permitted " to object except by plea , that is , to be permitted by the Lord Mayor's Court , in which the Defendant is to plead . It is true that a different conclusion was arrived at by Crompton , J. , in Manning v ...
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... Defendant ; " it must , therefore , be treated as a writ issued by the Defendant himself . I am therefore driven to consider and decide the important point whether the Defendant in an action in the Lord Mayor's Court , in a case in ...
... Defendant ; " it must , therefore , be treated as a writ issued by the Defendant himself . I am therefore driven to consider and decide the important point whether the Defendant in an action in the Lord Mayor's Court , in a case in ...
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... Defendant in the action . It is supposed that it is a reasonable interpretation of the section of the Act that it pro- hibits the Defendant in the action from restraining the legal pro- ceedings in the Lord Mayor's Court , but allows ...
... Defendant in the action . It is supposed that it is a reasonable interpretation of the section of the Act that it pro- hibits the Defendant in the action from restraining the legal pro- ceedings in the Lord Mayor's Court , but allows ...
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