...to the limitations of actions for the recovery of real property, the court think it proper to apply the remarks of the learned judge who delivered the opinion of the court in the case of Bell vs. Morrison, 1 Peters, 360, and to say, the statute ought to receive such a construction...

...the land, that it was at that point of Stump's lands where the canal first touched. In the language of the learned judge who delivered the opinion of the court in Thomas vs. Turvy, I Har. Sf Gill, 438, 9, ub. sup. we think "the ambiguity on the face of the conveyance...

...which judgment was rendered, had no jurisdiction either of the subject matter or of the person. But the learned judge who delivered the opinion of the court in that case, after citing the opinion of the US court in 7 Cranch, that nil debet was not a proper plea to...

...United States, 11 Wheat. Rep. 431,to sustain that proposition. It is true, that some of the language of the learned judge, who delivered the opinion of the court in the case of Mills v. The Bank of the United States, disconnected from the subject matter of the case,...

...the plaintiff's right to recover, in the case of Varick v. Tollman ; but with unfeigned respect for the learned judge who delivered the opinion of the court in that case, I have much confidence that there is such a difference between the " act for the more effectual...

...the facts assumed by the referee can not be maintained. I have attentively considered the reasoning of the learned judge, who delivered the opinion of the court, in that case, and am disposed to acquiesce in the result of his conclusions. The first case in our reports...

...fourteen Grand Jurors to report a bill, and my doubts were increased by reading the sententious language of the learned Judge who delivered the opinion of the Court in the case of Doyle v. the State, 17 Ohio Reports. On the arrival of the presiding Judge, the Grand Jury...

...indorsement, since it is a part of the contract. (Id. art. 1485, 1499.) His reasoning is at variance with that of the learned judge who delivered the opinion of the Court in Rothschild v. Currie, 1 Adolp. & Ellis, New R. 43. With the greatest deference for that learned judge,...

...upon facts sworn to by other witnesses. I am the more inclined to believe this was the understanding of the learned judge who delivered the opinion of the court in that case, from the tenor of the opinion and the cases cited therein by him. The answer to the question...

...there was no adjudication upon the precise point. In the former of these cases, the tendency of some of the remarks of the learned judge, who delivered the opinion of the court, is somewhat favorable to the position, that this proceeding is a criminal process ; but in the latter,...