The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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Page 119
... 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 all as much as they can do . It would have been a ...
... 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 all as much as they can do . It would have been a ...
Page 144
... judge shall think fit , and the costs of the person originally named as defendant shall be in the discretion of the judge . " Rule 104. " Where at the hearing a variance appears between the evidence and the matters stated in any of the ...
... judge shall think fit , and the costs of the person originally named as defendant shall be in the discretion of the judge . " Rule 104. " Where at the hearing a variance appears between the evidence and the matters stated in any of the ...
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... judge to " determine both together , it may be very much doubted whe- " ther the parties do not exempt themselves from the words and " spirit of this enactment . It is often very desirable that a " decision should be without appeal . In ...
... judge to " determine both together , it may be very much doubted whe- " ther the parties do not exempt themselves from the words and " spirit of this enactment . It is often very desirable that a " decision should be without appeal . In ...
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