An Analytical Digest of the Cases Published in the Law Journal: And in All the Reports of Decisions in the Courts of Common Law and Equity, in the Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Courts, by the Twelve Judges, on Appeal Before the House of Lords at Nisi Prius and in the Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors, from Michaelmas Term, 1822, to Trinity Term, 1828, Inclusive |
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... defendant be arrested by a wrong christian name , and give a bail bond , the Court will not order it to be delivered up to be cancelled , but leave the defendant to his plea in abatement . Tritton v . Gard- ner , 3 Law J. C.P. 184 ...
... defendant be arrested by a wrong christian name , and give a bail bond , the Court will not order it to be delivered up to be cancelled , but leave the defendant to his plea in abatement . Tritton v . Gard- ner , 3 Law J. C.P. 184 ...
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... defendant , his ( Lythgoe's ) tenant , to pay the debt out of the rent next coming due . Plaintiff sent the order to the defendant , without directly communicating with him thereon . On settling the next rent between Lythgoe and the ...
... defendant , his ( Lythgoe's ) tenant , to pay the debt out of the rent next coming due . Plaintiff sent the order to the defendant , without directly communicating with him thereon . On settling the next rent between Lythgoe and the ...
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... defendant who refuses to give up the possession . But if the defendant consents to give up the possession , the plaintiff must pay the whole costs up to the time of the ap- plication . Doe d . Lewis v . Coles , 1 R. & M. 380 . [ Best ] ...
... defendant who refuses to give up the possession . But if the defendant consents to give up the possession , the plaintiff must pay the whole costs up to the time of the ap- plication . Doe d . Lewis v . Coles , 1 R. & M. 380 . [ Best ] ...
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... defendant . The plaintiff objected , that the defendant had not supported his claim by any witness , and wished to be permitted to file a bill in equity . The Court would do nothing more than refer it back to the same arbitrator ...
... defendant . The plaintiff objected , that the defendant had not supported his claim by any witness , and wished to be permitted to file a bill in equity . The Court would do nothing more than refer it back to the same arbitrator ...
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... defendant became purchaser , and afterwards the leases were set out ; it was deter- mined , that it was not necessary to set out the nature of the terms , and the precise days on which they commenced , and , therefore , a variance was ...
... defendant became purchaser , and afterwards the leases were set out ; it was deter- mined , that it was not necessary to set out the nature of the terms , and the precise days on which they commenced , and , therefore , a variance was ...
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11 Price Abbott action affidavit afterwards agreement alleged annuity Anon answer applied appointment arbitrator arrested assignees assumpsit attorney award bail bankrupt bankruptcy bill of exchange Bligh bond cause certiorari Chanc charged Chit commission consent contract copyhold costs Court held court of equity Court refused covenant creditor death debt debtor declaration decree deed defendant defendant's demurrer devised discharge entitled equity evidence execution executor filed given grant habeas corpus heirs holden husband indictment indorsed injunction insolvent interest issue judgment jury lands Law J. K.B. lease legacy liable M'Clel mandamus marriage Master ment mortgage notice obtained paid parish partner party payment person petition plaintiff plea pleaded possession premises proceedings promissory note prove received recover rent residue rule Russ s. c. 4 Bing sheriff shew statute sufficient suit tenant Tenterden term testator testator's tion trial trustees verdict wife writ
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Page 6 - Where, therefore, an action was brought, and a verdict obtained, by two plaintiffs against a defendant, for a malicious arrest, the declaration alleging, by way of special damage, the false imprisonment of both...