Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the English Courts of Common Law: With Tables of the Cases and Principal Matters, 66. köideT. & J.W. Johnson, 1866 |
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... objection as stating only that the Lord Mayor's Court is " a certain inferior court ; " not saying " an inferior Court of law and equity . " That averment would have raised the ques- tion whether the prosecutor's claim was brought ...
... objection as stating only that the Lord Mayor's Court is " a certain inferior court ; " not saying " an inferior Court of law and equity . " That averment would have raised the ques- tion whether the prosecutor's claim was brought ...
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... objection in law which may be raised on demurrer , Laughton v . Taylor , 6 M. & W. 695. † The Court of Exchequer ... objected in the argument below that the description of this Court in the mandamus , as " a certain inferior court ...
... objection in law which may be raised on demurrer , Laughton v . Taylor , 6 M. & W. 695. † The Court of Exchequer ... objected in the argument below that the description of this Court in the mandamus , as " a certain inferior court ...
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... objection that the mandamus did not allege the Lord Mayor's Court to be a court of law or of equity ; and urged that this Court , though it would notice the existence of an inferior Court , could not know its functions and the nature of ...
... objection that the mandamus did not allege the Lord Mayor's Court to be a court of law or of equity ; and urged that this Court , though it would notice the existence of an inferior Court , could not know its functions and the nature of ...
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... Objections were taken to the admissibility of the documents : but the Lord Chief Justice received them , giving leave to move , if necessary , that a verdict of acquittal might be entered . distinct objection ( see next page ) was also ...
... Objections were taken to the admissibility of the documents : but the Lord Chief Justice received them , giving leave to move , if necessary , that a verdict of acquittal might be entered . distinct objection ( see next page ) was also ...
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... objection : It is true that , by stat . 37 G. 3 , c . 142 , ss . 9 , 10 , 11 , 18 , the Recorder's Courts of Madras and Bombay respectively were substituted for the Mayors ' Courts ; ( c ) and , again , by stat . 39 & 40 G. 3 , c . 79 ...
... objection : It is true that , by stat . 37 G. 3 , c . 142 , ss . 9 , 10 , 11 , 18 , the Recorder's Courts of Madras and Bombay respectively were substituted for the Mayors ' Courts ; ( c ) and , again , by stat . 39 & 40 G. 3 , c . 79 ...
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