The Legal Observer, Digest, and Journal of Jurisprudence, Volume 33, Issue 974Spettigue and Farrance, 1833 - Law |
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... party or his solicitor of the state of facts having been left , that a copy of it may be inspected . On the return ... parties have probably forgot the particular point at which the matter was discon- The solicitors , he continues , have ...
... party or his solicitor of the state of facts having been left , that a copy of it may be inspected . On the return ... parties have probably forgot the particular point at which the matter was discon- The solicitors , he continues , have ...
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... party in a cause , merely on account of his being an attorney . The undertaking here was not given as an attorney at all ; for he was a party in the cause . The fact of his being an attorney was no ground for the summary interference of ...
... party in a cause , merely on account of his being an attorney . The undertaking here was not given as an attorney at all ; for he was a party in the cause . The fact of his being an attorney was no ground for the summary interference of ...
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... party is precluded their award , of which this was the principal from availing himself of it . In Šmith v . John- clause ; " And we do lastly award , order , ad - son ° , Lord Eilenborough observed , " Here is judge , and determine ...
... party is precluded their award , of which this was the principal from availing himself of it . In Šmith v . John- clause ; " And we do lastly award , order , ad - son ° , Lord Eilenborough observed , " Here is judge , and determine ...
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... party as to the annuity bond , and the release being co - extensive with the award , it therefore released the ... parties intended that the arbi- mortgage or trust . And , by § 26 , the voter trators should adjudicate on the annuity ...
... party as to the annuity bond , and the release being co - extensive with the award , it therefore released the ... parties intended that the arbi- mortgage or trust . And , by § 26 , the voter trators should adjudicate on the annuity ...
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... party resides . ( § 1. ) The Se- cretary of State is also to appoint inspectors what district they shall attend ... party , deceased person , and not being an undertaker or other party intrusted with the body for lawful for " a Rex v ...
... party resides . ( § 1. ) The Se- cretary of State is also to appoint inspectors what district they shall attend ... party , deceased person , and not being an undertaker or other party intrusted with the body for lawful for " a Rex v ...
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Page 488 - such action if tender of sufficient amends shall have been made before such action brought, or if a sufficient sum of money shall have been paid into court after such action brought, by or on behalf of the defendant ; and if
Page 406 - deemed to be beyond the seas within the meaning of this act, or of the act passed in the twenty^first year of the reign of King James the First, intituled, " An Act for Limitation of Actions, and for avoiding of Suits in Law
Page 406 - enacted, that if any person or persons that is or are or shall be entitled to any such action or suit, or to such scire facias, is or are, or shall be at the time of any such cause of action accrued, within the age of twenty-one years, feme covert, non
Page 435 - That a widow shall not be entitled to dower out of any land of her husband, when, in the deed by which such land was conveyed to him, or by any deed executed by him, it shall be declared that his widow shall not be entitled to dower out of such land.
Page 30 - That if the plaintiff or his attorney shall omit to insert in or indorse on any writ or copy thereof, any of the matters required by the said act to be by him inserted therein or indorsed thereon, such writ or copy thereof .shall not, on that account, be held void, but may
Page 105 - to be transported beyond the seas for any term not exceeding fourteen years nor less than seven years, or to be imprisoned with or without hard labour, as to the Court shall seem meet, for any term not exceeding three years.
Page 402 - that no such rule or order shall have the effect of depriving any person of the power of pleading the general issue, and giving the special matter in evidence, in any case wherein he is now or hereafter shall be entitled to do so by virtue of any Act of Parliament now or hereafter to be in force a
Page 372 - or fourteen years, as is hereafter expressed and enacted, for the sole working or making of any manner of new manufacture within the realm of England, to the inventor or inventors of such manufactures, which others at the time of making
Page 476 - ordered the party appealing to pay the amount of such judgment into the hands of the registrar, and the same shall have been paid accordingly ; and the said Court of Appeal may either order a new trial on such terms as it thinks fit, or may order judgment to be entered for
Page 70 - 4. c. 14. it is enacted, that no acknowledgment or promise by words only shall be deemed sufficient evidence of a new or continuing contract, whereby to take any case out of the Statute of Limitations,