ARGUED AND DETERMINED

IN

The Court of Common Pleas,

WITH TABLES OF THE NAMES OF THE CASES ARGUED

AND CITED,

AND OF THE PRINCIPAL MATTERS.

BY JAMES MANNING,

SERJEANT AT LAW,

AND

T. C. GRANGER,

OF THE INNER TEMPLE, ESQUIRE, BARRISTER AT LAW.

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ERRATUM.

INDEX, tit. WARRANTY, lines 2, 3, 4., for "of fitness for the purpose for which it is known by the builder to be purchased," read "that it is reasonably fit for use."

At the bottom of page 326 add

ADDENDA.

In Dowell v. Dignam, Batty's Reports in K. B., Ireland, 698, it was held that the heir of lessee pur auter vie (or for twenty-one years, which should last longest) was not chargeable, as assignee of the term, without assent.

At the bottom of page 770, after " Rule discharged," add the following note.

The plaintiff was the owner of the mare on which he betted; but he had notice (see the memorandum anlè, 760, 761.) that the defendant had ceased to be the owner of the mare on which the latter betted. The contract appears therefore, on both sides, to have partaken not so much of the character of a legal horse-race, at which horses are required to be entered in the names of the true owners, as of that of an illegal wager. Shillito v. Theed, 7 Bingh. 405., 4 Moo. & P. 575. And see Pugh v. Jenkins, 1 Q. B. Rep. 631.; 1 G. & D. 40.; Applegarth v. Colley, 10 M. & W. 723.; Walmsley v. Matthews, antè, Vol. III. 133.

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JUDGES

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THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,

DURING THE PERIOD CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME.

The Right Hon. Sir NICOLAS CONYNGHAM TINDAL, Knt. Ld. Ch. J.

The Right Hon. Sir JOHN BERNARD BOSANQUET, Knt. Hon. Sir THOMAS COLTMAN, Knt.

The Right Hon. THOMAS ERSKine.

Hon. Sir WILLIAM HENRY MAULE, Knt.

ATTORNEY GENERAL,

Sir F. POLLOCK, Knt.

SOLICITOR GENERAL,

Sir W.W. FOLLETT, Knt.