Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, 8. köide;12. köidePublished for John Conrad and Company, 1816 |
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... rule was made absolute South Caroli- on the 15th of March . 1791 , " subject to future argu- na , the 30 day rule is substi- ment . " On the 16th of April following ( no further ar- tuted for a sci- gument or proceeding having been had ...
... rule was made absolute South Caroli- on the 15th of March . 1791 , " subject to future argu- na , the 30 day rule is substi- ment . " On the 16th of April following ( no further ar- tuted for a sci- gument or proceeding having been had ...
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... rule , under which the Plaintiff attempted to revive the judgment in this case , was admissible only where the judgment had ex- pired by lapse of time merely ; but was not competent to revive a suit or a judgment against the representa ...
... rule , under which the Plaintiff attempted to revive the judgment in this case , was admissible only where the judgment had ex- pired by lapse of time merely ; but was not competent to revive a suit or a judgment against the representa ...
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... rules That rule was , in fact , a scire facias . The proceeding was conformable to the usual practice in South Carolina . The Court of common pleas of that state adjudged the execution to be awarded upon this revival . Can this Court ...
... rules That rule was , in fact , a scire facias . The proceeding was conformable to the usual practice in South Carolina . The Court of common pleas of that state adjudged the execution to be awarded upon this revival . Can this Court ...
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... rule to show cause was not conclusive ; and this , besides the other reasons which have been already mentioned , because it was against a person not a representative of the testator . 4. That this was not the case of a sale to a third ...
... rule to show cause was not conclusive ; and this , besides the other reasons which have been already mentioned , because it was against a person not a representative of the testator . 4. That this was not the case of a sale to a third ...
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... rule , was only applicable to cases of lapse of time , not to cases of the death of the party . That as to the case in 1 Wils . 302 , cited by the Plaintiff's counsel , it did not appear that the Court de- cided on the validity of the ...
... rule , was only applicable to cases of lapse of time , not to cases of the death of the party . That as to the case in 1 Wils . 302 , cited by the Plaintiff's counsel , it did not appear that the Court de- cided on the validity of the ...
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