The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 96
... Held , that there was no proof of fault on the part of the masters , and , they therefore were assoilzied . Per Lord Ormidale : " It has been held as settled that the owners of pits are not responsible for injuries sustained by the ...
... Held , that there was no proof of fault on the part of the masters , and , they therefore were assoilzied . Per Lord Ormidale : " It has been held as settled that the owners of pits are not responsible for injuries sustained by the ...
Page 99
... Held , that persons dealing with the directors of Joint Stock Companies , although they must be held to have made them- selves acquainted with the provisions of the statutes and articles of association , are entitled to assume that all ...
... Held , that persons dealing with the directors of Joint Stock Companies , although they must be held to have made them- selves acquainted with the provisions of the statutes and articles of association , are entitled to assume that all ...
Page 101
... held titles containing restrictions that " the houses to be built should all be single or self - con- tained lodgings . " During thirty years , numerous houses had been converted into business offices . Held , that the right of the ...
... held titles containing restrictions that " the houses to be built should all be single or self - con- tained lodgings . " During thirty years , numerous houses had been converted into business offices . Held , that the right of the ...
Page 1
... Held that the annuities paid during his life were not advancements , and that the subsisting annuities , the value being calculated at his death , should be brought into hotchpot .-- Hatfield v . Minet , 47 L.J. Ch . 612 . ( ii ...
... Held that the annuities paid during his life were not advancements , and that the subsisting annuities , the value being calculated at his death , should be brought into hotchpot .-- Hatfield v . Minet , 47 L.J. Ch . 612 . ( ii ...
Page 2
... Held that the first creditor had no priority over the other creditors , and , on motion of second creditor , the action in the Ex . Div . was ordered to be transferred and proceedings stayed , the plaintiff to be at liberty to prove for ...
... Held that the first creditor had no priority over the other creditors , and , on motion of second creditor , the action in the Ex . Div . was ordered to be transferred and proceedings stayed , the plaintiff to be at liberty to prove for ...
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