Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Courts of Exchequer & Exchequer Chamber: From Easter Term, 11 Geo. IV. to [Trinity Term, 2 Will. IV.], Both Inclusive. [1830-1832]; with Tables of the Cases and Principal Matters, Volume 2S. Sweet, 1833 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... sufficient ? [ Bayley , B.-No. The party would offer what does not ordinarily pass as money . Lord Lyndhurst , C. B. - Gold bars are merchandize . ] The case of Lockyer v . Jones ( a ) also decides that a tender in country notes , if ...
... sufficient ? [ Bayley , B.-No. The party would offer what does not ordinarily pass as money . Lord Lyndhurst , C. B. - Gold bars are merchandize . ] The case of Lockyer v . Jones ( a ) also decides that a tender in country notes , if ...
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... sufficient . The plaintiff did not object to the Exch . of Pleas , tender because it was made in bank notes , but relied on a different objection . This falls precisely within the prin- ciple laid down by Lord Kenyon in the case of ...
... sufficient . The plaintiff did not object to the Exch . of Pleas , tender because it was made in bank notes , but relied on a different objection . This falls precisely within the prin- ciple laid down by Lord Kenyon in the case of ...
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... sufficient to support the after - mentioned commission , committed an act of bankruptcy . " On the 25th January , 1826 , the defendant , Ingham , ( Jewison then being chief bailiff of the honor of Pontefract , within which honor he has ...
... sufficient to support the after - mentioned commission , committed an act of bankruptcy . " On the 25th January , 1826 , the defendant , Ingham , ( Jewison then being chief bailiff of the honor of Pontefract , within which honor he has ...
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... sufficient for him ; for in tres- pass and false imprisonment it is enough for him to plead the writ ; but the party must plead not only the writ but the judgment ; and note the difference between charg- ing the officer and charging the ...
... sufficient for him ; for in tres- pass and false imprisonment it is enough for him to plead the writ ; but the party must plead not only the writ but the judgment ; and note the difference between charg- ing the officer and charging the ...
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... sufficient ? Why speak of the selling after notice of the bankruptcy , and after the commission and assignment , if a sale without notice , and before the commission or assignment , would equally support the action of trover ? Why say ...
... sufficient ? Why speak of the selling after notice of the bankruptcy , and after the commission and assignment , if a sale without notice , and before the commission or assignment , would equally support the action of trover ? Why say ...
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