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Page 129
... plaintiff was an Egyptian subject , and must , therefore , go to Local Courts . Plaintiff put in Letters of Naturalisation granted to him at Berlin , 9th August , 1867 , as well as various Letters of Protection ( Patentes de Protection ) ...
... plaintiff was an Egyptian subject , and must , therefore , go to Local Courts . Plaintiff put in Letters of Naturalisation granted to him at Berlin , 9th August , 1867 , as well as various Letters of Protection ( Patentes de Protection ) ...
Page 193
... Plaintiff who is in ignorance of it . In such cases discovery was available only in Equity , as before the Act passed . In Equity the Plaintiff was not required to pro- duce any evidence as a condition precedent to his right to ...
... Plaintiff who is in ignorance of it . In such cases discovery was available only in Equity , as before the Act passed . In Equity the Plaintiff was not required to pro- duce any evidence as a condition precedent to his right to ...
Page 194
... Plaintiff to discovery was really dependent on a right to be raised by the Defendant ; - that is to say that the Plaintiff was primâ facie entitled to it in all cases , and accordingly in the Chancery Improvement Act ( 15 and 16 Vic ...
... Plaintiff to discovery was really dependent on a right to be raised by the Defendant ; - that is to say that the Plaintiff was primâ facie entitled to it in all cases , and accordingly in the Chancery Improvement Act ( 15 and 16 Vic ...
Page 195
... Plaintiff's own mouth that the Plaintiff , who was suing Defendants for wine lost in their docks , had used fraudulent practices with regard to the wines , and that wines of other persons had been fraudulently substituted for those ...
... Plaintiff's own mouth that the Plaintiff , who was suing Defendants for wine lost in their docks , had used fraudulent practices with regard to the wines , and that wines of other persons had been fraudulently substituted for those ...
Page 196
... Plaintiff , the Defen- dant is not bound to discover the title under which he claims " ( Ld . Red . 191 ) ; but the right of the Plaintiff to the Defendant's oath is limited to a discovery of such material facts as relate to the Plaintiff's ...
... Plaintiff , the Defen- dant is not bound to discover the title under which he claims " ( Ld . Red . 191 ) ; but the right of the Plaintiff to the Defendant's oath is limited to a discovery of such material facts as relate to the Plaintiff's ...
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