Reports of Cases in Law and Equity: Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia, Svazek 41Edward O. Jenkins, 1871 |
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... rule is not now to be shaken , nor disturbed ; it is founded on so much reason and public convenience , as not to be confined merely to the Court of Chancery , but to have met with the general approbation of mankind . " The Courts of ...
... rule is not now to be shaken , nor disturbed ; it is founded on so much reason and public convenience , as not to be confined merely to the Court of Chancery , but to have met with the general approbation of mankind . " The Courts of ...
Strana 20
... rule seems to be that the referees are not bound to award upon the mere dry principles of law , applicable to the case before them . They may decide upon principles of equity , and good conscience , and may make their award ex aequo et ...
... rule seems to be that the referees are not bound to award upon the mere dry principles of law , applicable to the case before them . They may decide upon principles of equity , and good conscience , and may make their award ex aequo et ...
Strana 28
... rule nisi served on Payne , in that it covered both cases , whereas the rule nisi applied only to the case in Lee in which Payne alone was interested ; be- cause no notice was served on the other parties ; because it made the award the ...
... rule nisi served on Payne , in that it covered both cases , whereas the rule nisi applied only to the case in Lee in which Payne alone was interested ; be- cause no notice was served on the other parties ; because it made the award the ...
Strana 36
... rule as now laid down by the statute , is in fact more stringent than that laid down in the Act organizing this Court . That Act was not explicit that any diligence was necessary to save the rights of parties , in case of the failure of ...
... rule as now laid down by the statute , is in fact more stringent than that laid down in the Act organizing this Court . That Act was not explicit that any diligence was necessary to save the rights of parties , in case of the failure of ...
Strana 37
... rule of law is quoted , that every officer is presumed to do his duty , till the contrary is shown , and it is said , why may not parties stand by this rule , and take it for granted that such duty has been performed , till the contrary ...
... rule of law is quoted , that every officer is presumed to do his duty , till the contrary is shown , and it is said , why may not parties stand by this rule , and take it for granted that such duty has been performed , till the contrary ...
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