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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... defendant's attorney , and that he should be prepared to try the cause at the fittings . John B. Church The defendant not having noticed the return of the com- V. U.Infurance Co. Peremptory mandamus fet miffion , Hamilton moved , that ...
... defendant's attorney , and that he should be prepared to try the cause at the fittings . John B. Church The defendant not having noticed the return of the com- V. U.Infurance Co. Peremptory mandamus fet miffion , Hamilton moved , that ...
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... defendant's bail to vacate the judgment and all fubfequent pro- ceedings . The facts of the cafe were these : If the principal be difcharged under the infol- vent law or and his bail af- terwards be fix- ed , they may have an exone- on ...
... defendant's bail to vacate the judgment and all fubfequent pro- ceedings . The facts of the cafe were these : If the principal be difcharged under the infol- vent law or and his bail af- terwards be fix- ed , they may have an exone- on ...
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... defendant brought a writ of error returnable to this court . Pending the writ of error , the defendant in the ori- ginal fuit was discharged under the infolvent law . Errors not being duly af- figned , the defendant nonproffed the writ ...
... defendant brought a writ of error returnable to this court . Pending the writ of error , the defendant in the ori- ginal fuit was discharged under the infolvent law . Errors not being duly af- figned , the defendant nonproffed the writ ...
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... defendant's counfel to be due to the plaintiff of about 500 dollars . That , at the fittings in November laft , on the ap- plication of the defendant this caufe was put off for that court , on the condition of payment of cofts : but ...
... defendant's counfel to be due to the plaintiff of about 500 dollars . That , at the fittings in November laft , on the ap- plication of the defendant this caufe was put off for that court , on the condition of payment of cofts : but ...
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... defendant read a depofition of a clerk in the counting- houfe of Roget , ftating , that he was on the wharf at the foot of Rector - street , when the plaintiff and several other perfons were removing three logs of mahogany , No. 21 , 50 ...
... defendant read a depofition of a clerk in the counting- houfe of Roget , ftating , that he was on the wharf at the foot of Rector - street , when the plaintiff and several other perfons were removing three logs of mahogany , No. 21 , 50 ...
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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.