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... the defendant is obliged to answer upon oath - clearly and categorically — to
interrogatories propounded to him on the ... that the plaintiff is fixed to his case
and the state of facts on which he rests it , and the defendant , on the other hand ,
is ...
... the defendant is obliged to answer upon oath - clearly and categorically — to
interrogatories propounded to him on the ... that the plaintiff is fixed to his case
and the state of facts on which he rests it , and the defendant , on the other hand ,
is ...
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A couple of months may be ordinarily allowed to a defendant to answer in equity ,
s but so long a time is often obtained to plead at law , and there is this great
difference that in equity the facts are disclosed in the answer , whereas at law
they ...
A couple of months may be ordinarily allowed to a defendant to answer in equity ,
s but so long a time is often obtained to plead at law , and there is this great
difference that in equity the facts are disclosed in the answer , whereas at law
they ...
Page 54
But unless it is arguable it will be simmarily overruled , and the defendant will be
called upon to answer . And in most cases this is the only course open to a
defendant in equity to a plain direct answer to the merits upon oath , and by way
of a ...
But unless it is arguable it will be simmarily overruled , and the defendant will be
called upon to answer . And in most cases this is the only course open to a
defendant in equity to a plain direct answer to the merits upon oath , and by way
of a ...
Page 57
The action was commenced in December , 1869 , and the declaration stated , in
the usual form of Common Law pleading , that the defendant , the attorney , “
though requested to do so by his client , ” had “ neglected ” to register the suit as
...
The action was commenced in December , 1869 , and the declaration stated , in
the usual form of Common Law pleading , that the defendant , the attorney , “
though requested to do so by his client , ” had “ neglected ” to register the suit as
...
Page 58
In the former , the facts relied on by the plaintiff were set forth succinctly and
clearly in order of time , and the answer stated ; in like manner , and upon oath ,
the facts relied upon by the defendant , so that at once it could be seen whether
any ...
In the former , the facts relied on by the plaintiff were set forth succinctly and
clearly in order of time , and the answer stated ; in like manner , and upon oath ,
the facts relied upon by the defendant , so that at once it could be seen whether
any ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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