The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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... causes , & c . set down before the overburthened judge , and placing them on the cause list of some other judge whose list was not so full . But this may not always be convenient : one judge may be overburthened , when the others have ...
... causes , & c . set down before the overburthened judge , and placing them on the cause list of some other judge whose list was not so full . But this may not always be convenient : one judge may be overburthened , when the others have ...
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... cause . The object of having the cause tried by a different class of jurors would be as well effected by a single special jury panel as by many ; and as a far less number would thus be summoned , expense would be spared to parties as ...
... cause . The object of having the cause tried by a different class of jurors would be as well effected by a single special jury panel as by many ; and as a far less number would thus be summoned , expense would be spared to parties as ...
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... caused a capias to be issued , and without any reasonable or probable cause of action caused the plaintiff to be arrested : Held , on special demurrer , that the declaration was sufficient , and that it need not more particularly set ...
... caused a capias to be issued , and without any reasonable or probable cause of action caused the plaintiff to be arrested : Held , on special demurrer , that the declaration was sufficient , and that it need not more particularly set ...
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