Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama: 1827/1828, Volume 1D. Ferguson, printer, 1830 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... taken as strictly true . If a jury had returned a special verdict , setting out the facts as stated in this answer , it would not have authorized the Court to render judge- ment for any amount . Let the judgement be reversed and the ...
... taken as strictly true . If a jury had returned a special verdict , setting out the facts as stated in this answer , it would not have authorized the Court to render judge- ment for any amount . Let the judgement be reversed and the ...
Page 33
... taken before a justice of the peace , and without summons ; furnishes no foundation for proceeding against defendant . JUDGE GAYLE delivered the opinion of the Court . THIS action is founded on an attachment issued by a justice of the ...
... taken before a justice of the peace , and without summons ; furnishes no foundation for proceeding against defendant . JUDGE GAYLE delivered the opinion of the Court . THIS action is founded on an attachment issued by a justice of the ...
Page 38
... taken until three days after the time allowed for filing declaration , though the term may not continue so long . DEBT by Owen v . Rather , in the Circuit Court of Jef- ferson county . Next after the declaration , which was fil- ed at ...
... taken until three days after the time allowed for filing declaration , though the term may not continue so long . DEBT by Owen v . Rather , in the Circuit Court of Jef- ferson county . Next after the declaration , which was fil- ed at ...
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... taken of the one men- tioned in the warrant , he , said Miller , had determined to abandon his claim to her : Here the witness was stopped by the plaintiff's counsel , who moved the Court to ex- clude from the jury , said declarations ...
... taken of the one men- tioned in the warrant , he , said Miller , had determined to abandon his claim to her : Here the witness was stopped by the plaintiff's counsel , who moved the Court to ex- clude from the jury , said declarations ...
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... taken possession of her , and after they had come out of the lot where she was taken , with Miller . Miller then delivered the negro to Flanagan , who carried her off . This being all the evidence , the defendant by his coun- sel moved ...
... taken possession of her , and after they had come out of the lot where she was taken , with Miller . Miller then delivered the negro to Flanagan , who carried her off . This being all the evidence , the defendant by his coun- sel moved ...
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