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Page 163
Of the limitation of costs by particular statutes . 9. Double and treble costs , and
costs as between attorney and client . 10. Of enforc the statutes , taking away or
giving costs , by entering a suggestion . 11. Costs in particular actions . 12. Idem
of ...
Of the limitation of costs by particular statutes . 9. Double and treble costs , and
costs as between attorney and client . 10. Of enforc the statutes , taking away or
giving costs , by entering a suggestion . 11. Costs in particular actions . 12. Idem
of ...
Page 230
In that of Rome , the supplementary sources , both general and particular , are
numerous in the extreme . Of the former are the decrees of several councils , of
which at the present day those of Trent alone retain much of practical importance
...
In that of Rome , the supplementary sources , both general and particular , are
numerous in the extreme . Of the former are the decrees of several councils , of
which at the present day those of Trent alone retain much of practical importance
...
Page 127
Where a summons has issued on an interpleader claim in a County Court , the
judge is bound to adjudicate upon it ; and if the claimant has not delivered a
sufficient particular , or not delivered it in the time required by the rule of Court ,
the ...
Where a summons has issued on an interpleader claim in a County Court , the
judge is bound to adjudicate upon it ; and if the claimant has not delivered a
sufficient particular , or not delivered it in the time required by the rule of Court ,
the ...
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Contents
ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 59 |
LAW MAGAZINE VOL XX N S FEB MAY 1854 | 84 |
COMMON LAW 1 115 | 115 |
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