The Monthly Law Reporter, Volume 22Charles C. Little and James Brown, 1860 - Law |
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... held a strong ground for re- covery by the plaintiff , that it is contra æquum et bonum for the defendant to retain the money paid him by the plaintiff . In the case of Brisbane v . Dacres , 5 Taunt . , 143 , MANS- FIELD , C. J. , in ...
... held a strong ground for re- covery by the plaintiff , that it is contra æquum et bonum for the defendant to retain the money paid him by the plaintiff . In the case of Brisbane v . Dacres , 5 Taunt . , 143 , MANS- FIELD , C. J. , in ...
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... held voluntary in many cases where there was a protest , and in- voluntary in many cases where there was no protest . In Steele v . Williams , 8 Exch . , 625 , PLATT , B. , and MARTIN , B. , held , that where money is paid upon an ...
... held voluntary in many cases where there was a protest , and in- voluntary in many cases where there was no protest . In Steele v . Williams , 8 Exch . , 625 , PLATT , B. , and MARTIN , B. , held , that where money is paid upon an ...
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... Held , that the defendant in this action , could recover only for the damage done , at the time the cattle were impounded . DAVIDSON v . HEFFRON . ― Practice Default by negligence of agent . This was a petition , under the statute , to ...
... Held , that the defendant in this action , could recover only for the damage done , at the time the cattle were impounded . DAVIDSON v . HEFFRON . ― Practice Default by negligence of agent . This was a petition , under the statute , to ...
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" portion of which was by the son expended in necessary clothing , Held , that the defendant is liable only for such ... Held , that the party is liable in trespass quare clausum for such acts , the possession of the railway company ...
" portion of which was by the son expended in necessary clothing , Held , that the defendant is liable only for such ... Held , that the party is liable in trespass quare clausum for such acts , the possession of the railway company ...
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... Held , that the reservation amounted to nothing , the gen- eral provisions of the statute securing the homestead inter- est for the benefit of the wife and family , giving precisely the same operation to the general deed of the husband ...
... Held , that the reservation amounted to nothing , the gen- eral provisions of the statute securing the homestead inter- est for the benefit of the wife and family , giving precisely the same operation to the general deed of the husband ...
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