An Analytical Digest of the Cases Published in the Law Journal: And in All the Reports of Decisions in the Courts of Common Law and Equity, in the Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Courts by the Twelve Judges on Appeal Before the House of Lords at Nisi Prius and in the Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, from Michaelmas Term 1822 to Trinity Term 1828 InclusiveJ. W. Paget, 1831 - 331 pages |
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... allowed an affidavit sworn before a Commissioner of the Court of Exchequer , in Ireland , to be read . Kilby v . Stanton , 2 Y. & J. 75 . ( D ) FORM AND REQUISITES OF . Where the deponent to an affidavit of debt is an illiterate person ...
... allowed an affidavit sworn before a Commissioner of the Court of Exchequer , in Ireland , to be read . Kilby v . Stanton , 2 Y. & J. 75 . ( D ) FORM AND REQUISITES OF . Where the deponent to an affidavit of debt is an illiterate person ...
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... allowed the plaintiff to amend on payment of costs , although it appeared by affidavit that the pri- soner had returned into the custody of the marshal before any application for liberty to amend was made . Brazier v . Jones , 5 Law ...
... allowed the plaintiff to amend on payment of costs , although it appeared by affidavit that the pri- soner had returned into the custody of the marshal before any application for liberty to amend was made . Brazier v . Jones , 5 Law ...
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... allowed the record to be amended , by striking out the words " twenty tenements . " Doe d . Laurie v . Dybal , 6 Law J. C.P. 86 , s . c . 1 M. & P. 330 . 2. IN EQUITY . ( A ) BILLS . Leave to amend by adding parties , implies liberty to ...
... allowed the record to be amended , by striking out the words " twenty tenements . " Doe d . Laurie v . Dybal , 6 Law J. C.P. 86 , s . c . 1 M. & P. 330 . 2. IN EQUITY . ( A ) BILLS . Leave to amend by adding parties , implies liberty to ...
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... allowed without prejudice to an injunction which had been obtained on the merits . King v . Turner , 6 Mad . 255 . Upon an application for the plaintiff to amend his bill , without prejudice to an injunction previously obtained on the ...
... allowed without prejudice to an injunction which had been obtained on the merits . King v . Turner , 6 Mad . 255 . Upon an application for the plaintiff to amend his bill , without prejudice to an injunction previously obtained on the ...
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... allowed to move for a new trial , unless adequate grounds for indulgence be shewn . Rawsthorne v . Arnold , 5 Law J. K.B. 270 , s . c . 6 B. & C. 629 . Where a reference has been made , under the 9 & 10 Wil . 3 , the power of setting ...
... allowed to move for a new trial , unless adequate grounds for indulgence be shewn . Rawsthorne v . Arnold , 5 Law J. K.B. 270 , s . c . 6 B. & C. 629 . Where a reference has been made , under the 9 & 10 Wil . 3 , the power of setting ...
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Page 284 - ... until she hath moored at anchor twenty-four hours in good safety; and upon the goods and merchandises, until the same be there discharged and safely landed.
Page 121 - Keb., 115, 132, which was an action by the indorsee against the drawer of a bill of exchange. 'The...
Page 168 - N a former day the defendant obtained a rule calling on the plaintiff to shew cause why the master should not review his taxation of costs in this cause.
Page 324 - A circular letter sent by the secretary to the members of a society for the protection of trade against sharpers and swindlers, furnishing information respecting certain bill transactions, is not a privileged communication...
Page 6 - ... regard being had, in the case of contracts, to the reasonableness of the price and responsibility of the contractors ; and every contractor shall give sufficient security for...
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Page 5 - C. produced the order to A., and promised to pay the amount to B., and upon receiving the difference between that and the whole rent, A. gave a receipt for the whole, it was held that B. could not recover the amount of the order from C., either in an action for money had and received, or upon an account stated. Wharton v. Walker, 4 B. and C. 163.
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