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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... judgment will be respondeat ouster ( let the 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 ...
... judgment will be respondeat ouster ( let the 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 ...
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... 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 suggestion of it may be made , and 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 suggestion of it may be made , and the ...
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... judgment that which is due to any one ) , Celsus Dig . 44 , tit . 7 , s . 51. Actions are divided into criminal and civil ; criminal actions are more properly called prosecutions and perhaps actions penal , to recover some penalty under ...
... judgment that which is due to any one ) , Celsus Dig . 44 , tit . 7 , s . 51. Actions are divided into criminal and civil ; criminal actions are more properly called prosecutions and perhaps actions penal , to recover some penalty under ...
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... judgment . - Cowel . The substantive affirm- ance is thus used . AFFIRMANCE , the confirmation of a void- able act . AFFIRMANT , a person who solemnly affirms , instead of taking an oath . Affirmanti , non neganti incumbit probatio ...
... judgment . - Cowel . The substantive affirm- ance is thus used . AFFIRMANCE , the confirmation of a void- able act . AFFIRMANT , a person who solemnly affirms , instead of taking an oath . Affirmanti , non neganti incumbit probatio ...
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... judgment obtained upon a monstrans de droit , to restore the land , it being as much as if the judgment were given that the party should have his land again . Abolished by 12 Car . II . c . 24 . AMPLIATION , an enlargement , a deferring ...
... judgment obtained upon a monstrans de droit , to restore the land , it being as much as if the judgment were given that the party should have his land again . Abolished by 12 Car . II . c . 24 . AMPLIATION , an enlargement , a deferring ...
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