Ruling Cases, 3. köideRobert Campbell Stevens, 1895 |
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... damages claimed in the declaration , subject to a special case . A special case was afterwards stated which , so far as it is material , was to the following effect : " The plaintiff is a wholesale dealer in silk , and now carries on ...
... damages claimed in the declaration , subject to a special case . A special case was afterwards stated which , so far as it is material , was to the following effect : " The plaintiff is a wholesale dealer in silk , and now carries on ...
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... damage thereby arises to him who wrongfully set it up , he has no right to complain . His own wrongful act justified what would otherwise have been a trespass . But this depends entirely No. 1. — Tapling v . Jones , 34 L. 10 ANCIENT LIGHT .
... damage thereby arises to him who wrongfully set it up , he has no right to complain . His own wrongful act justified what would otherwise have been a trespass . But this depends entirely No. 1. — Tapling v . Jones , 34 L. 10 ANCIENT LIGHT .
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... damages from the nature of the case would not be a complete compensation , this Court will interfere by injunction . " ( L. R. , 5 Ch . 167. ) That amounts in my view of the case to a decision to this effect , that although by ...
... damages from the nature of the case would not be a complete compensation , this Court will interfere by injunction . " ( L. R. , 5 Ch . 167. ) That amounts in my view of the case to a decision to this effect , that although by ...
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... damage has been shown , and nothing for which pecuniary compensation will not be sufficient . That of course is a very ... damages at law , those are the very circumstances which entitle the plaintiff to an injunction in equity , subject ...
... damage has been shown , and nothing for which pecuniary compensation will not be sufficient . That of course is a very ... damages at law , those are the very circumstances which entitle the plaintiff to an injunction in equity , subject ...
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... damages . The only case in which I conceive there would be damages not substantial would be the case of a reversioner , who would not sustain any immediate damage , and who might bring an action to try the right . Then Vice - Chancellor ...
... damages . The only case in which I conceive there would be damages not substantial would be the case of a reversioner , who would not sustain any immediate damage , and who might bring an action to try the right . Then Vice - Chancellor ...
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