The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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Page 8
... plaintiff in the second action ) became a bankrupt . The plaintiff in the first action then applied to Bacon , V.C. , for the appointment of a receiver of the intestate's estate , and for an order giving the conduct of the proceedings ...
... plaintiff in the second action ) became a bankrupt . The plaintiff in the first action then applied to Bacon , V.C. , for the appointment of a receiver of the intestate's estate , and for an order giving the conduct of the proceedings ...
Page 9
... plaintiff as owner of The Hermione and a member of the society . But when the ship is lost the defendants refuse to pay the insurance , and it is contended that the plaintiff , who caused his interest in the ship to be insured , cannot ...
... plaintiff as owner of The Hermione and a member of the society . But when the ship is lost the defendants refuse to pay the insurance , and it is contended that the plaintiff , who caused his interest in the ship to be insured , cannot ...
Page 24
... plaintiff , but at the same time said that , if he was , the largest amount to which the plaintiff could , on his own showing , be entitled was £ 360 . And the defendant , on delivering his defence , paid the sum of £ 360 into court ...
... plaintiff , but at the same time said that , if he was , the largest amount to which the plaintiff could , on his own showing , be entitled was £ 360 . And the defendant , on delivering his defence , paid the sum of £ 360 into court ...
Page 25
... plaintiff , the plaintiff was entitled to retain the money which he had taken out . The trustee intervened in the action , and took the benefit of it ; and there was no reason for depriving the solicitor who brought the action of that ...
... plaintiff , the plaintiff was entitled to retain the money which he had taken out . The trustee intervened in the action , and took the benefit of it ; and there was no reason for depriving the solicitor who brought the action of that ...
Page 26
... plaintiff is added , must be in writing . CHITTY , J. , was of opinion that the consent need not be in writing , and that it was sufficient if the solici- tor for the existing plaintiff stated he was authorized to consent on behalf of ...
... plaintiff is added , must be in writing . CHITTY , J. , was of opinion that the consent need not be in writing , and that it was sufficient if the solici- tor for the existing plaintiff stated he was authorized to consent on behalf of ...
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