The Exchequer Reports: Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Courts of Exchequer & Exchequer Chamber ... Easter Term, 19 Vict., to [Hilary Vacation, 25 Vict.] Both Inclusive [1856-1862], 2. köideH. Sweet, W. Maxwell, and V. & R. Stevens & G. S. Norton, 1858 |
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... Rule absolute for a new trial . 1857 . MILLS v . HOLTON . REIS and Another v . THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY . RAYMOND had obtained a rule nisi to reply several matters . - The declaration was on a policy of assurance ...
... Rule absolute for a new trial . 1857 . MILLS v . HOLTON . REIS and Another v . THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY . RAYMOND had obtained a rule nisi to reply several matters . - The declaration was on a policy of assurance ...
Page 57
... rule must be absolute to remit the cause to the eleven surviving arbitrators , and a new arbitrator to be appointed by the parties , or by one of the Barons of the Court in the event of the parties not agreeing in the selection . MARTIN ...
... rule must be absolute to remit the cause to the eleven surviving arbitrators , and a new arbitrator to be appointed by the parties , or by one of the Barons of the Court in the event of the parties not agreeing in the selection . MARTIN ...
Page 61
... rule must be abso- lute . I am not satisfied that it was necessary to produce the bill . However that may be , there is nothing to shew that the bill required a stamp . The duty is not imposed on all foreign bills . It was argued that ...
... rule must be abso- lute . I am not satisfied that it was necessary to produce the bill . However that may be , there is nothing to shew that the bill required a stamp . The duty is not imposed on all foreign bills . It was argued that ...
Page 66
... rule nisi accordingly , when the Court refused the rule ( a ) as to the enjoyment as of right for sixty years , and granted it as to the thirty years . Knowles and Manisty shewed cause in last Hilary Term ( Jan. 18 . ) — The facts ...
... rule nisi accordingly , when the Court refused the rule ( a ) as to the enjoyment as of right for sixty years , and granted it as to the thirty years . Knowles and Manisty shewed cause in last Hilary Term ( Jan. 18 . ) — The facts ...
Page 73
... rule as to what would , under all circumstances , be a reasonable time , we are all of opinion that in this case the judgment was signed too soon . It is not reasonable to expect that an attorney's clerk , who goes to the Master's ...
... rule as to what would , under all circumstances , be a reasonable time , we are all of opinion that in this case the judgment was signed too soon . It is not reasonable to expect that an attorney's clerk , who goes to the Master's ...
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Page 209 - ... construct gasworks and to supply gas and sell and dispose of the coke ; the surplus profits to go in reduction of the water-rates and otherwise towards the improvement of the town. In an action against the defendants, the declaration alleged that they employed workmen to lay down the pipes, who so negligently conducted themselves that a piece of metal was projected against the plaintiff. The defendants pleaded, that the grievances were...