The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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Page 37
... defendant's counsel argued strongly and with much clear- ness and ability against the admissibility of such evidence ... defendant was arraigned could not be shown in this case . The acts and declara- tions of Goss could prove only a ...
... defendant's counsel argued strongly and with much clear- ness and ability against the admissibility of such evidence ... defendant was arraigned could not be shown in this case . The acts and declara- tions of Goss could prove only a ...
Page 85
... defendant purchased certain shares in a company from the plaintiff , and directed that they should be transferred ... defendant was the real purchaser of said shares , of which fact he was not aware when he entered into said compromise ...
... defendant purchased certain shares in a company from the plaintiff , and directed that they should be transferred ... defendant was the real purchaser of said shares , of which fact he was not aware when he entered into said compromise ...
Page 87
... defendant's servant came soon afterwards and demanded the horse , which the stable - keeper said he might have on payment of 1s . 6d . The servant went away , and the defendant came to the station , where the station - master said he ...
... defendant's servant came soon afterwards and demanded the horse , which the stable - keeper said he might have on payment of 1s . 6d . The servant went away , and the defendant came to the station , where the station - master said he ...
Page 88
... defendant's breach of contract . The plaintiffs subsequently demanded delivery of the re- maining 125 tons , but the defendant refused to deliver . Held , that the plaintiffs had not repudiated the contract by refusing to pay for the ...
... defendant's breach of contract . The plaintiffs subsequently demanded delivery of the re- maining 125 tons , but the defendant refused to deliver . Held , that the plaintiffs had not repudiated the contract by refusing to pay for the ...
Page 89
... defendant , who covenanted to work the mines with their utmost care , with a competent number of workmen , and in ... defendant had abandoned working the A. mine and had worked the C. mine beyond the B. mine ; and pray- ing that the ...
... defendant , who covenanted to work the mines with their utmost care , with a competent number of workmen , and in ... defendant had abandoned working the A. mine and had worked the C. mine beyond the B. mine ; and pray- ing that the ...
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