Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, Volume 14; Volume 77 |
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Page 22
... intended to tax the property in the man- ner and to the extent prescribed by the ordinance , and doubt- less would not have caused that improvement to be made if required to place the burden on the contiguous territory extend- ing one ...
... intended to tax the property in the man- ner and to the extent prescribed by the ordinance , and doubt- less would not have caused that improvement to be made if required to place the burden on the contiguous territory extend- ing one ...
Page 52
... intended to insist on the provision in the note to forfeit the instance for that year , it ought to have promptly returned the note after maturity , and the excess of the cash paid on the premium paid for that year over and above the ...
... intended to insist on the provision in the note to forfeit the instance for that year , it ought to have promptly returned the note after maturity , and the excess of the cash paid on the premium paid for that year over and above the ...
Page 59
... intended to apply as well to the grounds of the company's liability as to the amount for which it should be liable . In other words , that the meaning is that the company will pay a proportionate amount provided the old policy is ...
... intended to apply as well to the grounds of the company's liability as to the amount for which it should be liable . In other words , that the meaning is that the company will pay a proportionate amount provided the old policy is ...
Page 60
... executory on both sides , or when the nature of the transaction or the stipulation of the parties shows it was so intended by them . Montgomery v . Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company . But 60 [ VOL . XIV . BUSH'S REPORTS .
... executory on both sides , or when the nature of the transaction or the stipulation of the parties shows it was so intended by them . Montgomery v . Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company . But 60 [ VOL . XIV . BUSH'S REPORTS .
Page 66
... intended alone as a penalty to secure prompt payment , and as the default was only in time , and as all that is due of the note was and is amply secured , a case is pre- sented in which relief ought to be afforded . ( St. Louis M. L. ...
... intended alone as a penalty to secure prompt payment , and as the default was only in time , and as all that is due of the note was and is amply secured , a case is pre- sented in which relief ought to be afforded . ( St. Louis M. L. ...
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