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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... writ , because the writ does not contain the second chris- tian name of the defendant , but will leave him to his plea in abatement . Davies's case , 2 Law J. K.B. 34 . A misnomer in the defendant's surname , must be pleaded in ...
... writ , because the writ does not contain the second chris- tian name of the defendant , but will leave him to his plea in abatement . Davies's case , 2 Law J. K.B. 34 . A misnomer in the defendant's surname , must be pleaded in ...
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... writ be produced , in order to shew when the action was commenced . Therefore , where the cause of action accrued on the 1st of February , after the first day of Hilary term , ( the declaration being entitled generally of Hilary term ...
... writ be produced , in order to shew when the action was commenced . Therefore , where the cause of action accrued on the 1st of February , after the first day of Hilary term , ( the declaration being entitled generally of Hilary term ...
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... WRITS OF ENTRY . Where a writ of entry was sued out in Michael- mas term , and an appearance entered in that term , but the count was entitled of Hilary term following , and not delivered till nearly the end of that term , -the Court ...
... WRITS OF ENTRY . Where a writ of entry was sued out in Michael- mas term , and an appearance entered in that term , but the count was entitled of Hilary term following , and not delivered till nearly the end of that term , -the Court ...
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... writ of inquiry , the jury having given the plaintiff more damages than he was entitled to , the defendant moved to set aside the inquisition , for excess , -when the Court recom- mended , that the amount of damages should be referred ...
... writ of inquiry , the jury having given the plaintiff more damages than he was entitled to , the defendant moved to set aside the inquisition , for excess , -when the Court recom- mended , that the amount of damages should be referred ...
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... writ against him , to which he replied , " Very well , I will come to you : " Held , that this was not a legal arrest , inasmuch as the officer ought to have touched A. Russen v . Lucas , 1 R. & M. 24 , s . c . 1 C. & P. 153 . But an ...
... writ against him , to which he replied , " Very well , I will come to you : " Held , that this was not a legal arrest , inasmuch as the officer ought to have touched A. Russen v . Lucas , 1 R. & M. 24 , s . c . 1 C. & P. 153 . But an ...
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