The American Jurist: And Law Magazine, Volume 23Freeman & Bolles, 1840 - Law |
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... considered as wholly overturned . In Mitchell v . Cockburne , Eyre , C. J. , said the latter of these cases was decided on the authority of the former , " but perhaps it would have been better if it had been decided otherwise ; for when ...
... considered as wholly overturned . In Mitchell v . Cockburne , Eyre , C. J. , said the latter of these cases was decided on the authority of the former , " but perhaps it would have been better if it had been decided otherwise ; for when ...
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... considered the cases of Faikney , & c . as sound law . The direct decisions of the courts in England , in addition to the foregoing dissenting dicta , leave those two first deci- sions on the stockjobbing law without any foundation for ...
... considered the cases of Faikney , & c . as sound law . The direct decisions of the courts in England , in addition to the foregoing dissenting dicta , leave those two first deci- sions on the stockjobbing law without any foundation for ...
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... considered to prevent a sheriff from taking or selling a slave under an execution against the owner ; and the slave was subject to the control and dispo- sition of the executor or administrator of a deceased owner , in the same manner ...
... considered to prevent a sheriff from taking or selling a slave under an execution against the owner ; and the slave was subject to the control and dispo- sition of the executor or administrator of a deceased owner , in the same manner ...
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... considered as a crime ; and where it is accompanied with bastardy , security must be given to indemnify the county against the expense of maintaining the child . It may be hard on the owner to give this security , or lose the service of ...
... considered as a crime ; and where it is accompanied with bastardy , security must be given to indemnify the county against the expense of maintaining the child . It may be hard on the owner to give this security , or lose the service of ...
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... considered in this state . But we think that a letter of attorney was not required to communicate power to this agent . In general , a seal is not necessary , except to authorize the making of a sealed instrument . A common letter or a ...
... considered in this state . But we think that a letter of attorney was not required to communicate power to this agent . In general , a seal is not necessary , except to authorize the making of a sealed instrument . A common letter or a ...
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