Reports of Cases in Law and Equity, Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia, in the Year ..., Volume 25Edward O. Jenkins, 1859 - Equity |
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... allowed to give their opinion , whether upon the facts in proof there was negligence . They were not steersmen . I see no reason why a mill owner of twenty - five or thirty years ' experience may not give his opinion in a case like this ...
... allowed to give their opinion , whether upon the facts in proof there was negligence . They were not steersmen . I see no reason why a mill owner of twenty - five or thirty years ' experience may not give his opinion in a case like this ...
Page 45
... allowed to hold the title to the said house and lots . There is a prayer in this bill that the Court would decree a sale of the house and lots , and that the proceeds be paid out to the creditors of the de- ceased , according to equity ...
... allowed to hold the title to the said house and lots . There is a prayer in this bill that the Court would decree a sale of the house and lots , and that the proceeds be paid out to the creditors of the de- ceased , according to equity ...
Page 61
... allowed the names of plaintiffs , as well as of de- fendants , to be struck out in actions sounding in contract . 1 Chitty's Pleadings 15 , note x . It was objected that the amendment ought not to have been allowed without an order of ...
... allowed the names of plaintiffs , as well as of de- fendants , to be struck out in actions sounding in contract . 1 Chitty's Pleadings 15 , note x . It was objected that the amendment ought not to have been allowed without an order of ...
Page 147
... allowed to continue the case , at his mere pleasure . These are reasons why this Court would not interfere with this continuance , if it could . But it could not , if it would . The judgment granting a continuance , is in its own nature ...
... allowed to continue the case , at his mere pleasure . These are reasons why this Court would not interfere with this continuance , if it could . But it could not , if it would . The judgment granting a continuance , is in its own nature ...
Page 150
... allowed argument on the motion to dissolve the junction , that the Court might dispose of the whole case at once . The Court allowed the said affidavit to be read on the ar- gument , to which complainant's council excepted . After ...
... allowed argument on the motion to dissolve the junction , that the Court might dispose of the whole case at once . The Court allowed the said affidavit to be read on the ar- gument , to which complainant's council excepted . After ...
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