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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... bound by the statement in the case , that the party was appointed to an office , if I could see clearly and manifestly that the nature of the contract was such as to constitute the relation of master and servant . Such , however , does ...
... bound by the statement in the case , that the party was appointed to an office , if I could see clearly and manifestly that the nature of the contract was such as to constitute the relation of master and servant . Such , however , does ...
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... bound out an single - woman , from Aylesbury to Amersham , Bucks , was apprentice to confirmed , subject to the following case : R .: The con- sideration money expres- sed in the in- denture was 10l . paid by the trustees : Previously ...
... bound out an single - woman , from Aylesbury to Amersham , Bucks , was apprentice to confirmed , subject to the following case : R .: The con- sideration money expres- sed in the in- denture was 10l . paid by the trustees : Previously ...
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... bound ap- prentice by his stepfather , and in the indenture of apprentice- ship the premium was expressed to be 107. only . It appeared , however , that the boy's mother , without the knowledge of her husband , or of her son ( the ...
... bound ap- prentice by his stepfather , and in the indenture of apprentice- ship the premium was expressed to be 107. only . It appeared , however , that the boy's mother , without the knowledge of her husband , or of her son ( the ...
Page 15
... bound out the apprentice on the faith that the master was to provide clothes . In this case the trustees , who are the parties to the indenture , were ignorant of the contract to pay an ad- ditional sum of money , and that contract was ...
... bound out the apprentice on the faith that the master was to provide clothes . In this case the trustees , who are the parties to the indenture , were ignorant of the contract to pay an ad- ditional sum of money , and that contract was ...
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... bound by a clause of this description ; but that rule applies upon a convic- only where the Crown itself is directly interested , and ap- tion , extend to a private pears by the Attorney - General . It does not apply to cases prosecutor ...
... bound by a clause of this description ; but that rule applies upon a convic- only where the Crown itself is directly interested , and ap- tion , extend to a private pears by the Attorney - General . It does not apply to cases prosecutor ...
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