Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's Bench: In Michaelmas, Hilary and Easter Terms in the Third [-sixth] Year[s] of William IV, Issue 10, Volume 6S. Sweet, 1834 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... Sir William Montagu Manning. JUDGES OF THE COURT OF KING'S BENCH , During the period comprised in this volume . The Right Hon . THOMAS Lord DENMAN , C. J. The Hon . Sir JOSEPH LITTLEDALE , Knt . The Hon . Sir JOHN PATTESON , Knt . The ...
... Sir William Montagu Manning. JUDGES OF THE COURT OF KING'S BENCH , During the period comprised in this volume . The Right Hon . THOMAS Lord DENMAN , C. J. The Hon . Sir JOSEPH LITTLEDALE , Knt . The Hon . Sir JOHN PATTESON , Knt . The ...
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... Lord Denman , C. J. , Littledale , J. , Patteson , J. , and Williams , J. , by Tomlinson for the plaintiff , and Starkie for the defendant . At the conclusion of the argument , ( which is fully noticed in the judgment , ) Lord DENMAN ...
... Lord Denman , C. J. , Littledale , J. , Patteson , J. , and Williams , J. , by Tomlinson for the plaintiff , and Starkie for the defendant . At the conclusion of the argument , ( which is fully noticed in the judgment , ) Lord DENMAN ...
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... [ Lord Denman , C.J. I recollect a case in which Gibbs , C. J. , di- rected a jury to give the plaintiff such damages as he had sustained by reason of his not being imprisoned . ] 1836 . The KING v . BOULTBEE . At all events , if the ...
... [ Lord Denman , C.J. I recollect a case in which Gibbs , C. J. , di- rected a jury to give the plaintiff such damages as he had sustained by reason of his not being imprisoned . ] 1836 . The KING v . BOULTBEE . At all events , if the ...
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... [ Lord Denman , C.J. That is not the way in which that case was summed up . ] Certainly the opinion of Bay- ley , J. , and also that of Holroyd , J. , favour the doctrine that a public nuisance may be compensated by a collateral benefit ...
... [ Lord Denman , C.J. That is not the way in which that case was summed up . ] Certainly the opinion of Bay- ley , J. , and also that of Holroyd , J. , favour the doctrine that a public nuisance may be compensated by a collateral benefit ...
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... Lord DENMAN , C. J. - It appears to me that what oc- curred at the trial is perfectly correct , and that without in- terfering with the case of Jendwine v . Slade . Lord Kenyon must be taken , as was said by my brother Coleridge , to ...
... Lord DENMAN , C. J. - It appears to me that what oc- curred at the trial is perfectly correct , and that without in- terfering with the case of Jendwine v . Slade . Lord Kenyon must be taken , as was said by my brother Coleridge , to ...
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