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 [1861-1869] ...H. Sweet, 1870 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 17
... held liable because he had demised the buildings when the nuisance existed ; or because he had relet them after the user of the buildings had created a nuisance ; or because he had undertaken the cleansing , and had not performed it ...
... held liable because he had demised the buildings when the nuisance existed ; or because he had relet them after the user of the buildings had created a nuisance ; or because he had undertaken the cleansing , and had not performed it ...
Page 21
... held that stat . 43 El . c . 2. s . 7. imposed a legal obligation on a son to maintain his parent . [ Cockburn C. J. In order to create that obligation there must be the intervention of justices , as there was in that case . ] In ...
... held that stat . 43 El . c . 2. s . 7. imposed a legal obligation on a son to maintain his parent . [ Cockburn C. J. In order to create that obligation there must be the intervention of justices , as there was in that case . ] In ...
Page 23
... Held , that where an appellant has done all he can do to give security within the ten days , and the delay in doing so is caused by the registrar or respondent , there is a sufficient compliance with sect . 14 and rule 134 . THIS HIS ...
... Held , that where an appellant has done all he can do to give security within the ten days , and the delay in doing so is caused by the registrar or respondent , there is a sufficient compliance with sect . 14 and rule 134 . THIS HIS ...
Page 28
... held that a Judge had no more power to make an order in the teeth of the statute for the resealing of a writ which had been allowed to run out than it would have to order the date of an original writ to be altered , and we set aside the ...
... held that a Judge had no more power to make an order in the teeth of the statute for the resealing of a writ which had been allowed to run out than it would have to order the date of an original writ to be altered , and we set aside the ...
Page 42
... held for Government purposes such as , to use the old language , spectant regem , the occupation is treated as if it were the actual occupation by the servants of the Crown ; and if the purposes are not those which primâ facie are ...
... held for Government purposes such as , to use the old language , spectant regem , the occupation is treated as if it were the actual occupation by the servants of the Crown ; and if the purposes are not those which primâ facie are ...
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