A Digest of the Nisi Prius Reports: With Notes and References, and Some Original Cases, Chiefly Collected on the Western Circuit |
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... held that a joint And see Flewellin v . Rowe , 1 Bulst . 18 ; action would not lie against B. , C. , and 2 Saund . 47 e . D. for money paid by E. to redeem the 37. A bargeman who carries malt be - distress . Exall v . Partridge Jones ...
... held that a joint And see Flewellin v . Rowe , 1 Bulst . 18 ; action would not lie against B. , C. , and 2 Saund . 47 e . D. for money paid by E. to redeem the 37. A bargeman who carries malt be - distress . Exall v . Partridge Jones ...
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... Held that the only remedy at law upon an account current between mer- 49. Where to a declaration on a joint contract , one of the defendants pleads in- fancy , the plaintiff cannot enter a nolle prosequi as to the infant . He must dis ...
... Held that the only remedy at law upon an account current between mer- 49. Where to a declaration on a joint contract , one of the defendants pleads in- fancy , the plaintiff cannot enter a nolle prosequi as to the infant . He must dis ...
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... held , that it is not sufficient to shew that the dog was fierce , and usually tied up , and that after the injury the defendant promised satis- faction . Beck and wife v . Dyson , 4 Campb . 198. Ellenborough , C. J. 1815 . And see 2 ...
... held , that it is not sufficient to shew that the dog was fierce , and usually tied up , and that after the injury the defendant promised satis- faction . Beck and wife v . Dyson , 4 Campb . 198. Ellenborough , C. J. 1815 . And see 2 ...
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... held A. to bail for a much larger sum . The trial 35. Held that in the estimate of special damage , surgeon's bill , though unpaid , may be taken into account , but physi - was suffered to proceed by Gould , J .; cian's fees not ...
... held A. to bail for a much larger sum . The trial 35. Held that in the estimate of special damage , surgeon's bill , though unpaid , may be taken into account , but physi - was suffered to proceed by Gould , J .; cian's fees not ...
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... Held that here was ignorance only , and no malice . Snow v . Allen , 1 Stark . 502 . Ellenborough , C. J. 1816 . And see Anon . Moore 6 , pl . 22 ; Mure v . Kay , 4 Taunt . 34 ; Haynes v . Rogers , Show , 282 . 55. But an averment of a ...
... Held that here was ignorance only , and no malice . Snow v . Allen , 1 Stark . 502 . Ellenborough , C. J. 1816 . And see Anon . Moore 6 , pl . 22 ; Mure v . Kay , 4 Taunt . 34 ; Haynes v . Rogers , Show , 282 . 55. But an averment of a ...
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Page 1 - On this point he contended that an application to put off a trial on account of the absence of a material witness was a matter of course.
Page 7 - ... the negotiable security. The enacting part, however, goes somewhat further: "No bill of exchange or promissory note that shall be drawn or made after the passing of this act, shall, though it may have been given for a usurious consideration, or upon a usurious contract...
Page 11 - Lord 18—, out of the Court of our Lord the King, before the King himself...
Page 1 - AB divers sums of money amounting in the. whole to a large sum of money, to wit, the sum of £ - , of lawful money of Great -Bri[*672] tain, yet the said GH although often requested so t...
Page 6 - The defendant asked, and the court refused, the following instructions: (2) The letter of deceased read in evidence by plaintiff does not constitute a sufficient acknowledgment of the debt to take the case out of the statute.
Page 1 - ... and in such and the like manner, to all intents and purposes...
Page 1 - And whereas it is expedient that foreign debts shall be recoverable in the said isle, in such and like manner as debts contracted within the same. We, therefore, your majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the Lieutenant Governor, Council, Deemsters, and Keys, of the said isle, do humbly beseech your majesty, that it may be enacted and be it enacted by the king's most excellent majesty, by and with the...
Page 20 - Thus the declaration of a servant employed to sell a horse, is evidence to charge the master with a warranty, if made at the time of sale ; if made at any other time, the facts must be proved by the servant himself.