Weekly Notes of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, the County Courts of Philadelphia, and the United States District and Circuit Courts for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Volume 40Kay & Brother, 1897 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... Pleas No. 1 , of Philadelphia County , in an ac- friendly attitude to those cases , but continues by tion of trespass by Elizabeth Harris . a discussion of the facts , and gives the reason of This was an action by Elizabeth Harris for ...
... Pleas No. 1 , of Philadelphia County , in an ac- friendly attitude to those cases , but continues by tion of trespass by Elizabeth Harris . a discussion of the facts , and gives the reason of This was an action by Elizabeth Harris for ...
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... Pleas No. 1 , of Allegheny County , in the matter of a sewer on Beechwood under the same corporate name and attempted It was submitted on papers book by Clarence by its instrumentality to secure control of corpor- Burleigh and T. D. ...
... Pleas No. 1 , of Allegheny County , in the matter of a sewer on Beechwood under the same corporate name and attempted It was submitted on papers book by Clarence by its instrumentality to secure control of corpor- Burleigh and T. D. ...
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... Pleas of the same coun- admissible under the pleas of nil debet and pay- ty , " which Courts may , and they are hereby em- ment but what tended to show , either that the re- powered to order the said recognizance to be cognizance was ...
... Pleas of the same coun- admissible under the pleas of nil debet and pay- ty , " which Courts may , and they are hereby em- ment but what tended to show , either that the re- powered to order the said recognizance to be cognizance was ...
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... Pleas No. 2 , of Phila- to strike off a judgment must be on the ground delphia County , dismissing his bill in equity filed of irregularity appearing on the face of the re- against the Medical Press Company , Limited , cord : O'Hara v ...
... Pleas No. 2 , of Phila- to strike off a judgment must be on the ground delphia County , dismissing his bill in equity filed of irregularity appearing on the face of the re- against the Medical Press Company , Limited , cord : O'Hara v ...
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... Pleas and Orphans ' Courts . The Court of Common Pleas has no jurisdiction to sustain a suit brought by two executors against their co- executor to recover assets of the estate , which they allege that the latter collected as agent ...
... Pleas and Orphans ' Courts . The Court of Common Pleas has no jurisdiction to sustain a suit brought by two executors against their co- executor to recover assets of the estate , which they allege that the latter collected as agent ...
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