The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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Page 62
... paid for and owned by this private corporation as its property , into a public highway , in the sense that the public have a right to use it without compensation , and any obstruction of that public right by the cor- poration would be a ...
... paid for and owned by this private corporation as its property , into a public highway , in the sense that the public have a right to use it without compensation , and any obstruction of that public right by the cor- poration would be a ...
Page 73
... paid - up capital of any railway to be thereafter constructed ( not attempting to interfere with those previously chartered ) upon the average of the three last and pre- ceding years shall equal or exceed the rate of £ 10 on every £ 100 ...
... paid - up capital of any railway to be thereafter constructed ( not attempting to interfere with those previously chartered ) upon the average of the three last and pre- ceding years shall equal or exceed the rate of £ 10 on every £ 100 ...
Page 85
... paid the annuity for sixteen years , gave a check for a half - yearly instalment . The check was dishon- ored , and the annuitant filed a bill for a receiver , and for a sale if the annuity was not paid . Bill dismissed on the ground ...
... paid the annuity for sixteen years , gave a check for a half - yearly instalment . The check was dishon- ored , and the annuitant filed a bill for a receiver , and for a sale if the annuity was not paid . Bill dismissed on the ground ...
Page 87
... paid for his loss of time . The horse remained at the stable four months , incurring a bill of £ 17 , which the plaintiff paid , and then sent the horse to the defendant , who received it . Held , that the defendant was liable for all ...
... paid for his loss of time . The horse remained at the stable four months , incurring a bill of £ 17 , which the plaintiff paid , and then sent the horse to the defendant , who received it . Held , that the defendant was liable for all ...
Page 88
... paid up ; but 6s . only were paid on the new shares of £ 1 each when the company was wound up . A surplus remained after all debts were paid . Held , that the surplus must be divided between the old and the new shareholders in ...
... paid up ; but 6s . only were paid on the new shares of £ 1 each when the company was wound up . A surplus remained after all debts were paid . Held , that the surplus must be divided between the old and the new shareholders in ...
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