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1 . thus become absolute owner , with right to maintain suit in his own name , within the meaning of the statute ; and though the assignment may not be extended until the time of trial , it is regarded , for the purposes of the suit ...
1 . thus become absolute owner , with right to maintain suit in his own name , within the meaning of the statute ; and though the assignment may not be extended until the time of trial , it is regarded , for the purposes of the suit ...
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Judgment reversed , and new trial awarded . > CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.— SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI . BANKRUPTCY . CONTINCHAMPERTY . ATTORNEY AND CLIENT . GENT FEE , ETC. MAYBIN v . RAYMOND , assignee .
Judgment reversed , and new trial awarded . > CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.— SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI . BANKRUPTCY . CONTINCHAMPERTY . ATTORNEY AND CLIENT . GENT FEE , ETC. MAYBIN v . RAYMOND , assignee .
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The court , however , proceeded through the trial upon a different theory of the position of the defendants . It held that as owners they were responsible for the conduct of all the officers and employees of the vessels , and that it ...
The court , however , proceeded through the trial upon a different theory of the position of the defendants . It held that as owners they were responsible for the conduct of all the officers and employees of the vessels , and that it ...
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“ I instruct you for the purpose of this trial that the agreement , whatever it was , made with Stickney as a member of that firm , would be binding upon the firm . He had a right , so far as he himself was concerned and so far as the ...
“ I instruct you for the purpose of this trial that the agreement , whatever it was , made with Stickney as a member of that firm , would be binding upon the firm . He had a right , so far as he himself was concerned and so far as the ...
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On the trial , the plaintiff admitted that the notes were given for a worthless patent right metallic roofing cement , and were without considerati on , as between the original parties . The proof shows that one Lewis D. Joy bought the ...
On the trial , the plaintiff admitted that the notes were given for a worthless patent right metallic roofing cement , and were without considerati on , as between the original parties . The proof shows that one Lewis D. Joy bought the ...
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