Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Queen's Bench, and the Court of Exchequer Chamber on Appeal from the Court of Queen's Bench, Volume 9H. Sweet, 1870 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 15
... damage to the husband , so that substantially the question arises upon the demurrer to the third count . The third count states that for several years before and at the time of the injury complained of a messuage and area and cellar in ...
... damage to the husband , so that substantially the question arises upon the demurrer to the third count . The third count states that for several years before and at the time of the injury complained of a messuage and area and cellar in ...
Page 85
... damages beyond the amount of the deposit and interest property . thereon and the expenses of investigating the title , -is anomalous , being Refusal of founded on the state of the law as to real property ; and does not apply vendor to ...
... damages beyond the amount of the deposit and interest property . thereon and the expenses of investigating the title , -is anomalous , being Refusal of founded on the state of the law as to real property ; and does not apply vendor to ...
Page 90
... damages for breach of contract was relied on , the facts of the present case , as it was contended , not bringing it within the rule laid down in Flureau v . Thornhill ( a ) and the cases which have followed it , but rather within the ...
... damages for breach of contract was relied on , the facts of the present case , as it was contended , not bringing it within the rule laid down in Flureau v . Thornhill ( a ) and the cases which have followed it , but rather within the ...
Page 92
... damages for the loss of his bargain . The defendant having paid into Court enough to cover everything but the damages for the loss of the bargain , it was held that the plaintiff was not entitled to recover in respect of the latter ...
... damages for the loss of his bargain . The defendant having paid into Court enough to cover everything but the damages for the loss of the bargain , it was held that the plaintiff was not entitled to recover in respect of the latter ...
Page 94
... damage which the plaintiff might recover for the loss of his bargain nothing was said , though the term damages " for the loss of the benefit of the bargain " would rather seem to imply more than the fine paid and the expenses incurred ...
... damage which the plaintiff might recover for the loss of his bargain nothing was said , though the term damages " for the loss of the benefit of the bargain " would rather seem to imply more than the fine paid and the expenses incurred ...
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