Law Lexicon, Or Dictionary of Jurisprudence: Explaining the Technical Words and Phrases Employed in the Several Departments of English Law : Including the Various Legal Terms Used in Commercial Transactions : Together with an Explanatory as Well as Literal Translation of the Latin Maxims Contained in the Writings of the Ancient and Modern Commentators |
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... defendant answer over ) without regard to any defect in the de- claration , for which purpose he has four days after judgment on the demurrer signed , or as the court shall otherwise direct . If a plaintiff find that he cannot ...
... defendant answer over ) without regard to any defect in the de- claration , for which purpose he has four days after judgment on the demurrer signed , or as the court shall otherwise direct . If a plaintiff find that he cannot ...
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... defendant in error may affirm the judgment , or take such other proceedings as he may be entitled to . The death of a defendant in error does not abate the proceedings , but if one of several de- fendants die , a non - traversable ...
... defendant in error may affirm the judgment , or take such other proceedings as he may be entitled to . The death of a defendant in error does not abate the proceedings , but if one of several de- fendants die , a non - traversable ...
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... defendant . While a suit by a corporation aggregate in their corporate capacity does not abate by the death of some of the members , though they are mentioned by their names ; the death of a cor- poration sole operates an abatement ...
... defendant . While a suit by a corporation aggregate in their corporate capacity does not abate by the death of some of the members , though they are mentioned by their names ; the death of a cor- poration sole operates an abatement ...
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... defendant may , there- fore , have an order for a ne exeat regno even against a co - defendant , and if a balance is ulti- mately found for the defendant , he is entitled to a decree against the plaintiff for its amount , since it is ...
... defendant may , there- fore , have an order for a ne exeat regno even against a co - defendant , and if a balance is ulti- mately found for the defendant , he is entitled to a decree against the plaintiff for its amount , since it is ...
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... defendant was often called before the cause can proceed . It is , therefore , adversarius , but either party might be called so termed prejudicialis , i . e . prejudiced . with respect to the other . Also a proctor or advocate in civil ...
... defendant was often called before the cause can proceed . It is , therefore , adversarius , but either party might be called so termed prejudicialis , i . e . prejudiced . with respect to the other . Also a proctor or advocate in civil ...
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