The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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I. Every decree or order of reference is to be brought into the Master's office by
the party having the carriage thereof , within ten days after the same shall have
been passed and entered , and in default thereof any other party to the cause or ...
I. Every decree or order of reference is to be brought into the Master's office by
the party having the carriage thereof , within ten days after the same shall have
been passed and entered , and in default thereof any other party to the cause or ...
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8s . the clear balance , and ordered_payment thereof , and also of the costs of the
reference and award . It then stated the amount of the costs of the cause and
award , and averred nonpayment by the defendant : Held , 1st , that even if it had
...
8s . the clear balance , and ordered_payment thereof , and also of the costs of the
reference and award . It then stated the amount of the costs of the cause and
award , and averred nonpayment by the defendant : Held , 1st , that even if it had
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Page 127
By a rule of reference the action , which was brought by one weir proprietor
against another for disturbance of a weir , was referred to an arbitrator , who was
to have full power to determine , and also to define and for ever set at rest all
disputes ...
By a rule of reference the action , which was brought by one weir proprietor
against another for disturbance of a weir , was referred to an arbitrator , who was
to have full power to determine , and also to define and for ever set at rest all
disputes ...
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