Practice Reports in the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, Volume 43Joel Munsell, 1872 - Civil procedure |
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Page 34
... held the defendant was entitled to costs , for the reason that the plain- tiff recovered less than $ 50 damages . The defendant's answer admitted that the land on which the timber was cut belonged to the plaintiff , but alleged that it ...
... held the defendant was entitled to costs , for the reason that the plain- tiff recovered less than $ 50 damages . The defendant's answer admitted that the land on which the timber was cut belonged to the plaintiff , but alleged that it ...
Page 127
... held sufficient to justify the court in making an order re- quiring payment of counsel fees and expenses for her defense . And it has been repeatedly held , that her guilt or innocence would not be passed upon on affidavits ( Wright agt ...
... held sufficient to justify the court in making an order re- quiring payment of counsel fees and expenses for her defense . And it has been repeatedly held , that her guilt or innocence would not be passed upon on affidavits ( Wright agt ...
Page 170
... held every three months , and if judgment had been entered and collected , it was set aside , and restitution ordered . Under the Code of 1848 , and '49 , a new system was being in- augurated . It was a mooted point whether new trials ...
... held every three months , and if judgment had been entered and collected , it was set aside , and restitution ordered . Under the Code of 1848 , and '49 , a new system was being in- augurated . It was a mooted point whether new trials ...
Page 173
... held , that the supreme court had inherent power and control over its own judg- ments , and certainly , this view of Mr. Justice WOODRUFF amounted to the same thing . It was , in fact , holding that the court could grant new trials ...
... held , that the supreme court had inherent power and control over its own judg- ments , and certainly , this view of Mr. Justice WOODRUFF amounted to the same thing . It was , in fact , holding that the court could grant new trials ...
Page 175
... held every three months , and if judgment had been entered and collected , it was set aside , and restitution ordered . Under the Code of 1848 , and '49 , a new system was being in- augurated . It was a mooted point whether new trials ...
... held every three months , and if judgment had been entered and collected , it was set aside , and restitution ordered . Under the Code of 1848 , and '49 , a new system was being in- augurated . It was a mooted point whether new trials ...
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