A Digest of the Law of Scotland: With Special Reference to the Office and Duties of a Justice of the PeaceT. & T. Clark, 1880 - 884 pages |
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... Ireland ) . ABDUCTION OF VOTERS is a ground of objection to an election return of a member of Parliament . ABETTOR . - See Accessory . A ABEYANCE , in English law , applies to inheritances not THE JUSTICE'S DIGEST ...
... Ireland ) . ABDUCTION OF VOTERS is a ground of objection to an election return of a member of Parliament . ABETTOR . - See Accessory . A ABEYANCE , in English law , applies to inheritances not THE JUSTICE'S DIGEST ...
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... objection , in contradistinction to warrandice from fact and deed , which protects only from the granter's own acts , and not from those of third parties . ABSTRACTED MULTURES - An action against those astricted to a certain mill , and ...
... objection , in contradistinction to warrandice from fact and deed , which protects only from the granter's own acts , and not from those of third parties . ABSTRACTED MULTURES - An action against those astricted to a certain mill , and ...
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... objection , he commenced with what is called an initial examination ( voir dire in English law ) , and which behoved to be strictly confined to questions which might disqualify the witness on the ground of interest in the action ...
... objection , he commenced with what is called an initial examination ( voir dire in English law ) , and which behoved to be strictly confined to questions which might disqualify the witness on the ground of interest in the action ...
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... objection , but the party has an appeal to the Court ; in which case the deposition of the objected witness , or the answer to the objected question , ought to be written on separate paper , and put under sealed covers , to abide the ...
... objection , but the party has an appeal to the Court ; in which case the deposition of the objected witness , or the answer to the objected question , ought to be written on separate paper , and put under sealed covers , to abide the ...
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... objection that the justice's name was left blank , and the place of swearing altered , was repelled - 24th Nov. 1843 , Glen , 6 D. 97 ; but where the date was left blank it was sustained . - Feb . 1847 , Couper , 10 D. 1419. A marginal ...
... objection that the justice's name was left blank , and the place of swearing altered , was repelled - 24th Nov. 1843 , Glen , 6 D. 97 ; but where the date was left blank it was sustained . - Feb . 1847 , Couper , 10 D. 1419. A marginal ...
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