The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Page 75
... taken from him by the constable who conveyed him to prison , to pay for ( as was alleged ) the expenses of conveying ... taken advantage of on demurrer , and cannot be taken after a plea of not guilty . Reg . v . Fenwick , 2 C. & K. 915 ...
... taken from him by the constable who conveyed him to prison , to pay for ( as was alleged ) the expenses of conveying ... taken advantage of on demurrer , and cannot be taken after a plea of not guilty . Reg . v . Fenwick , 2 C. & K. 915 ...
Page 126
... taken to be true ; and so it sufficiently appeared that a calendar month had elapsed before the application to tax ; and semble , also , that it was not necessary to allege that the calendar month had elapsed , as the judge had general ...
... taken to be true ; and so it sufficiently appeared that a calendar month had elapsed before the application to tax ; and semble , also , that it was not necessary to allege that the calendar month had elapsed , as the judge had general ...
Page 150
... taken part be- longed to the plaintiff and part to a third party : Held , that the de- claration might be amended by stating the illegal distress to have taken place with respect to the goods of the plaintiff and of the third party ...
... taken part be- longed to the plaintiff and part to a third party : Held , that the de- claration might be amended by stating the illegal distress to have taken place with respect to the goods of the plaintiff and of the third party ...
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