The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Page 226
Why , to obtain a further proof of identity if possible , -a thing very much needed ,
-- by comparing the signature obtained with the one in the Bank book , to see
how they agreed . Such , we conceive , must have been Barber's intention , and ...
Why , to obtain a further proof of identity if possible , -a thing very much needed ,
-- by comparing the signature obtained with the one in the Bank book , to see
how they agreed . Such , we conceive , must have been Barber's intention , and ...
Page 32
Before the date of the patent , part of the garancine ( colouring matter ) in madder
had been obtained by boiling , but the spent ( boiled ) madder still contained
garancine ; the whole of the garancine had also been obtained by a known
process ...
Before the date of the patent , part of the garancine ( colouring matter ) in madder
had been obtained by boiling , but the spent ( boiled ) madder still contained
garancine ; the whole of the garancine had also been obtained by a known
process ...
Page 88
A person affected by a decree , but not a party to the cause , obtained upon
petition as of course an order to rehear the cause : Held , that the petition was
irregular , and it was ordered to be taken off the file with costs . A person not a
party to ...
A person affected by a decree , but not a party to the cause , obtained upon
petition as of course an order to rehear the cause : Held , that the petition was
irregular , and it was ordered to be taken off the file with costs . A person not a
party to ...
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