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Page 121
Much reliance was placed by the counsel for the plaintiff on the 14th rule , which
had been framed by the judges of the superior courts , pursuant to the 78th
section of the statute , empowering them to make “ general rules for regulating
the ...
Much reliance was placed by the counsel for the plaintiff on the 14th rule , which
had been framed by the judges of the superior courts , pursuant to the 78th
section of the statute , empowering them to make “ general rules for regulating
the ...
Page 299
From this order the cestuis que trust now appealed . The policy of extending the
rule as a security against abuse was a strong argument ; a trustee , being also a
solicitor , was likely to have extended to him the exclusive management of the ...
From this order the cestuis que trust now appealed . The policy of extending the
rule as a security against abuse was a strong argument ; a trustee , being also a
solicitor , was likely to have extended to him the exclusive management of the ...
Page 49
Where a rule nisi had been obtained for a new trial , or to enter a verdict for the
defendant , unless the plaintiff consent to ... and the plaintiff consents to reduce
the verdict , and the rule is thereupon discharged , each party pays his own costs
of ...
Where a rule nisi had been obtained for a new trial , or to enter a verdict for the
defendant , unless the plaintiff consent to ... and the plaintiff consents to reduce
the verdict , and the rule is thereupon discharged , each party pays his own costs
of ...
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Contents
ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 58 |
LAW MAGAZINE VOL XIV N S FEB MAY 1851 | 101 |
COMMON LAW 1 113 | 113 |
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