The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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... taken , and was actually taken ; and the court , not without some reluctance , held the form sufficient , as it would just bear that interpretation . In the latter case the inventory , after likewise specifying divers chattels , ended ...
... taken , and was actually taken ; and the court , not without some reluctance , held the form sufficient , as it would just bear that interpretation . In the latter case the inventory , after likewise specifying divers chattels , ended ...
Page 236
... taken advantage of by demurrer or in any other manner . Sect . 25 imperatively requires that all objections for formal defects appearing on the face of the indictment shall now be taken by way of demurrer or motion to quash the ...
... taken advantage of by demurrer or in any other manner . Sect . 25 imperatively requires that all objections for formal defects appearing on the face of the indictment shall now be taken by way of demurrer or motion to quash the ...
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... taken per se , and apart from the purposes thereof , were new or original : Held , that this was not a design for the shape and configuration of an article of manufacture within the 6 & 7 Vict . c . 65 , and , therefore , not the ...
... taken per se , and apart from the purposes thereof , were new or original : Held , that this was not a design for the shape and configuration of an article of manufacture within the 6 & 7 Vict . c . 65 , and , therefore , not the ...
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