Term Reports in the Court of King's Bench, Svazek 5J. Butterworth and Son, 1817 |
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... sufficient excuse in this action , it would operate almost as a total repeal of the statutes inflicting these penalties . Therefore , whether the defendant acted bonâ fide or not , if he had no colour of title , it could never be a ...
... sufficient excuse in this action , it would operate almost as a total repeal of the statutes inflicting these penalties . Therefore , whether the defendant acted bonâ fide or not , if he had no colour of title , it could never be a ...
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... sufficient to make an exception , as to his service , for the rest of the year , though it were not so stated expressly . There is no magic in words ; and if the words used be sufficient to convey the ideas of the parties , the Court ...
... sufficient to make an exception , as to his service , for the rest of the year , though it were not so stated expressly . There is no magic in words ; and if the words used be sufficient to convey the ideas of the parties , the Court ...
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... sufficient to esta- blish the custom , in as much as no instance was produced of its having been put in ure ; which it was contended was the true principle on which the determination of Denn d . Goodwin v . Spray ( a ) was founded ...
... sufficient to esta- blish the custom , in as much as no instance was produced of its having been put in ure ; which it was contended was the true principle on which the determination of Denn d . Goodwin v . Spray ( a ) was founded ...
Strana 28
... sufficient evidence of itself , it would scarcely be possible in cases like the present , where the rolls were lost , to prove every particular sort of descent by instances ; for it could scarcely hap- pen that living witnesses could ...
... sufficient evidence of itself , it would scarcely be possible in cases like the present , where the rolls were lost , to prove every particular sort of descent by instances ; for it could scarcely hap- pen that living witnesses could ...
Strana 29
... sufficient to prove a custom . The objection , therefore , is not that the court roll could not be received in evidence at all , and therefore the cases cited to prove that it ought do not apply ; but there is another es- sential ...
... sufficient to prove a custom . The objection , therefore , is not that the court roll could not be received in evidence at all , and therefore the cases cited to prove that it ought do not apply ; but there is another es- sential ...
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2dly act of parliament action admitted afterwards agreement alleged annuity appear apply ASHHURST assignees assumpsit bail bankrupt bankruptcy bills bond brought BULLER carrier certificate certiorari charge child circumstances cited common common recovery considered contended contrà contract convicted Court creditors custody debt declaration deed defendant defendant's delivered devisor discharged entitled estate tail evidence execution expences fendant feoffment former fraud given granted GROSE ground heirs held hiring indictment Inhabitants intention issue judgment jury justices KING lands liable Lord KENYON Lord Mansfield manor marriage ment messuage nonsuit objection opinion paid parish party pauper payment person plaintiff plea pleaded present proceedings proved question quo warranto recover recovery remainder rent rule Ryburgh settlement sheriff shew cause Stalmine stat statute statute of Anne statute of Frauds sufficient term testator Testerton tion tithes trial verdict Vide wife words writ
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Strana 539 - bond, or on any penal sum, for nonperformance of any covenants or agreements in any indenture, deed, or writing, contained, the plaintiff may assign as many breaches as he shall think fit, and the jury upon trial of such action shall and may assess not only such damages and costs of suit as have
Strana 654 - What was said by Lord Mansfield in the case alluded to, and in several others, is certainly true, that the illness of the servant, whether it happen at the beginning, in the middle, or at the end of the year, does not operate as a
Strana 334 - which enacts, that in every indictment for perjury it shall be sufficient to set forth the substance of the offence charged, and by what Court or before whom the oath was taken, (averring such Court, &c. to have competent authority to administer the
Strana 328 - averments to falsify the matter " wherein the perjury is assigned ; without setting forth the bill, " answer, information, indictment, declaration, or any part of *' any record, or proceeding, either in law or equity, other than "as aforesaid; and without setting forth the commission or
Strana 38 - c. 13. s. 1. vests the property of certain prints in the inventors, designers, &c. for fourteen years " from the day of publishing, which shall be " truly engraved with the name of the proprietor on each plate, " and printed on every such print;" inflicting on other persons printing the
Strana 497 - were nonsuited. A rule was obtained, in the beginning of the term, calling on the defendants to shew cause why the nonsuit should not be set aside, and a new trial granted, and was now supported by Erskine,
Strana 541 - any congregation permitted by the act, &c. such person " or persons, upon proof thereof before any justice of the peace by " two or more sufficient witnesses, shall find two sureties to be " bound by recognizance in the penal sum of 501. and in default " of such sureties shall be committed to prison, there to remain
Strana 610 - commencement of hostilities, against the British nation in India, or against some of the Princes or States dependant thereon, or whose territories the said United Company shall be at such time engaged by any subsisting treaty to defend or guaranty, either to declare war, or to commence hostilities,
Strana 108 - in the said sloop, &c. which was carrying them on the high seas; such sloop or vessel not being a sloop or vessel which did truly and without fraud belong only to the people of England^ or Ireland, &c. (negativing the words in the stat. 12 Car.
Strana 309 - my sister Lois Andrew and her assigns during the term " of her natural life; and from and after her decease I give "and devise the same unto my nephew