New York Term Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of that State. [1803-1805], Volume 1Isaac Riley & Company no.1, City-hotel., 1804 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 17
... shew an acquiefcence on the part of Roget , to the fale by the mate ; and that the consent of the captain , or his acts , and that of the mate , were not binding without fuch acquiefcence . 66 The jury found a verdict for defendant ...
... shew an acquiefcence on the part of Roget , to the fale by the mate ; and that the consent of the captain , or his acts , and that of the mate , were not binding without fuch acquiefcence . 66 The jury found a verdict for defendant ...
Page 62
... shew to be " enemies property . And as such , or otherwise , liable to " confifcation , and condemned the fame as good and lawful " prize to the captors . " That the plaintiffs are Americans and were owners of the property insured , and ...
... shew to be " enemies property . And as such , or otherwise , liable to " confifcation , and condemned the fame as good and lawful " prize to the captors . " That the plaintiffs are Americans and were owners of the property insured , and ...
Page 73
... shew cause on the next day for non - enumera- ted motions ; but then , it must be accompanied with a fuffi- rated motions . cient excufe for not having been for the first day . If the excuse be received , the adverse party will have ...
... shew cause on the next day for non - enumera- ted motions ; but then , it must be accompanied with a fuffi- rated motions . cient excufe for not having been for the first day . If the excuse be received , the adverse party will have ...
Page 116
... shew cause the first day of next term why he should not be discharged , and in the mean time let pro- ceedings be staid . Radcliff and Livingston , justices , absent . Hugh Lackey and Joshua Briggs against Daniel McDonald . THE ...
... shew cause the first day of next term why he should not be discharged , and in the mean time let pro- ceedings be staid . Radcliff and Livingston , justices , absent . Hugh Lackey and Joshua Briggs against Daniel McDonald . THE ...
Page 122
... offered as much to change , as the opposite party would have been obliged to alledge in order to retain Supposing therefore that to be the criterion , he ought to ALBANY , August 1803 . Woods V. shew when the 122 CASES IN THE SUPREME COURT.
... offered as much to change , as the opposite party would have been obliged to alledge in order to retain Supposing therefore that to be the criterion , he ought to ALBANY , August 1803 . Woods V. shew when the 122 CASES IN THE SUPREME COURT.
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Page 305 - The plaintiffs then moved the court to direct the jury to find a verdict in their favor, which motion was granted.