The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Page 197
... judge to explain this to the jury , so that they might correct their verdict . The judge refused ( ! ) , the other judge on the bench with him quietly and expressively remarking to the counsel " Mr. may , 1 I think , consider yourself ...
... judge to explain this to the jury , so that they might correct their verdict . The judge refused ( ! ) , the other judge on the bench with him quietly and expressively remarking to the counsel " Mr. may , 1 I think , consider yourself ...
Page 249
... judge to one judge , as was then the case , and afterwards an appeal from the decision of the same person in one court to the same individual in another , there would be an appeal from the decision of one judge to three or four judges ...
... judge to one judge , as was then the case , and afterwards an appeal from the decision of the same person in one court to the same individual in another , there would be an appeal from the decision of one judge to three or four judges ...
Page 139
... judge , on the 3rd of January , 1848 , the time was enlarged until the 1st of January , 1849 . The last appointment ... judge's order enlarging the time until Trinity Term , 1850 , was obtained on behalf of the plaintiff . On an applica ...
... judge , on the 3rd of January , 1848 , the time was enlarged until the 1st of January , 1849 . The last appointment ... judge's order enlarging the time until Trinity Term , 1850 , was obtained on behalf of the plaintiff . On an applica ...
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