Term Reports in the Court of King's Bench, Svazek 5J. Butterworth and Son, 1817 |
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... Plea ( to trespass ) that an an- cient mes- Fuage and land were immemo- whereupon the defendant assaulted and struck him . At the trial at Hereford , Perryn , B. was of opinion that the case fell within the meaning of the statute ...
... Plea ( to trespass ) that an an- cient mes- Fuage and land were immemo- whereupon the defendant assaulted and struck him . At the trial at Hereford , Perryn , B. was of opinion that the case fell within the meaning of the statute ...
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... plea in bar . And he observed that the same answer might be given to the evidence in this case , there being a substantive averment in the plea that this was an ancient messuage , which was admitted by the replication . But The Court ...
... plea in bar . And he observed that the same answer might be given to the evidence in this case , there being a substantive averment in the plea that this was an ancient messuage , which was admitted by the replication . But The Court ...
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... plea of plene ad- ministravit alone . At the trial before Lord Kenyon , the plaintiffs , in order to prove assets in the defendant's hands , gave in evidence a submission to an award by him , as ad- ministrator , between these parties ...
... plea of plene ad- ministravit alone . At the trial before Lord Kenyon , the plaintiffs , in order to prove assets in the defendant's hands , gave in evidence a submission to an award by him , as ad- ministrator , between these parties ...
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... plea had nothing to do with the case : that was an action of debt on a bond given by the defendant , by which he bound himself , his heirs , & c . for performance of the award ; and there- fore I said , in deciding that case , that it ...
... plea had nothing to do with the case : that was an action of debt on a bond given by the defendant , by which he bound himself , his heirs , & c . for performance of the award ; and there- fore I said , in deciding that case , that it ...
Strana 80
... plea was merely a mistake ; that this was known by the plaintiff before the action was brought ; and that he could not in fact be defrauded by it , inasmuch as the amount of the real debts to those cre- ditors was more than sufficient ...
... plea was merely a mistake ; that this was known by the plaintiff before the action was brought ; and that he could not in fact be defrauded by it , inasmuch as the amount of the real debts to those cre- ditors was more than sufficient ...
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