The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... intent to defraud . Held , that the convic- tion must stand . The Queen v . Foster , 2 Q. B. D. 301 . - FERRY . A ferry cannot maintain an action for damage to its traffic against a rail- road or bridge company which has provided a foot ...
... intent to defraud . Held , that the convic- tion must stand . The Queen v . Foster , 2 Q. B. D. 301 . - FERRY . A ferry cannot maintain an action for damage to its traffic against a rail- road or bridge company which has provided a foot ...
Page 113
... intent to commit felony , and broke out in making his escape . Held , that he was guilty of burglary , by force of the English Stat . 12 Ann . c . 7 , which , if 8 VOL . XII . not merely declaratory of the common law previously existing ...
... intent to commit felony , and broke out in making his escape . Held , that he was guilty of burglary , by force of the English Stat . 12 Ann . c . 7 , which , if 8 VOL . XII . not merely declaratory of the common law previously existing ...
Page 114
... INTENT . BURIAL . See CONSTITUTIONAL LAW , 4 ; WAY , 1 . BY - LAW . In an action to recover penalties imposed by city ordinance , the plaintiff must prove not only the ordinance , but the power of the city to make it . Alton v ...
... INTENT . BURIAL . See CONSTITUTIONAL LAW , 4 ; WAY , 1 . BY - LAW . In an action to recover penalties imposed by city ordinance , the plaintiff must prove not only the ordinance , but the power of the city to make it . Alton v ...
Page 117
... INTENT ; JURY ; PARDON . CROPS . - See MORTGAGE , 1 . CURTESY . See HUSBAND AND WIFE , 1 . - DAMAGES . 1. In an action of tort for personal injuries , the declaration averred that the plaintiff was by such injuries prevented from ...
... INTENT ; JURY ; PARDON . CROPS . - See MORTGAGE , 1 . CURTESY . See HUSBAND AND WIFE , 1 . - DAMAGES . 1. In an action of tort for personal injuries , the declaration averred that the plaintiff was by such injuries prevented from ...
Page 119
... intent was to abandon it , or unless his acts have induced other persons to consider it extinguished , and to put themselves in such a position as to be injured by its revival . - White's Bank v . Nichols , 64 N. Y. 65 . See DAMAGES , 2 ...
... intent was to abandon it , or unless his acts have induced other persons to consider it extinguished , and to put themselves in such a position as to be injured by its revival . - White's Bank v . Nichols , 64 N. Y. 65 . See DAMAGES , 2 ...
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