The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 29
... much less if they should audaciously offend Foreign Powers , he should oblige
the culprit to repair the damage if it is possible ... damages , or by a light penalty ;
the subjects of two adjoining States reciprocally obliged to appear before the ...
... much less if they should audaciously offend Foreign Powers , he should oblige
the culprit to repair the damage if it is possible ... damages , or by a light penalty ;
the subjects of two adjoining States reciprocally obliged to appear before the ...
Page 67
... other injury , or the committal of any breach of contract or injury of a like kind
arising out of the same contract , or relating to the same property or right ; and he
may also in the same action include a claim for damages or other redress .
... other injury , or the committal of any breach of contract or injury of a like kind
arising out of the same contract , or relating to the same property or right ; and he
may also in the same action include a claim for damages or other redress .
Page 72
... after verdict and judgment against him for libel , with heavy damages ,
continued , persistently , to publish repetitions of the libel , containing charges of
fraud , perjury and conspiracy against the Plaintiff ; yet the Court , in a
subsequent action ...
... after verdict and judgment against him for libel , with heavy damages ,
continued , persistently , to publish repetitions of the libel , containing charges of
fraud , perjury and conspiracy against the Plaintiff ; yet the Court , in a
subsequent action ...
Page 119
... perhaps , three miles from a certain spot is stated , for the exclusion of the
competitor and for any offence , liquidated damages may be fixed on . In
construing these provisions the Courts are not inclined to fix a hard and fast line ,
as the ...
... perhaps , three miles from a certain spot is stated , for the exclusion of the
competitor and for any offence , liquidated damages may be fixed on . In
construing these provisions the Courts are not inclined to fix a hard and fast line ,
as the ...
Page 120
The plaintiff sought an injunction and claimed damages for this breach , and that
such offering of the property for sale was carrying on the business of an
auctioneer within the meaning of 8 and 9 Vict . , c . 15 , sect . 4. On the other hand
, the ...
The plaintiff sought an injunction and claimed damages for this breach , and that
such offering of the property for sale was carrying on the business of an
auctioneer within the meaning of 8 and 9 Vict . , c . 15 , sect . 4. On the other hand
, the ...
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