 | John Wood - United States - 1802 - 522 pages
...Quids or William Denning, junior, or either of them, which ought, inequity, to have beeo.en« dorsed as a payment thereon. All which actings and doings,...them, and your said orators being unable to plead, on account of the want o£ such precise information of the evidence of the said original agreement as... | |
 | John Wood - United States - 1802 - 560 pages
...have been endorsed as a payment thereon. All which actings and doings, of the said cor.federators, are contrary to equity and good conscience, and tend...the manifest injury and oppression of your orators. Jn tender consideration whereof, and forasmuch as your orators are wholly remediless in the premises,... | |
 | Francis Plowden - Tithes - 1806 - 648 pages
...them or some or one of them therein. All which actings, doings and pretences of the said confederates are contrary to equity and good conscience and tend to the manifest wrong and injury of your orator. In tender consideration whereof and forasmuch as your orator is remediless... | |
 | Stewart Kyd - Arbitration and award - 1808 - 860 pages
...opened and reinvestigated: All which actings, threatenings, and pretences of the said RK DS and J, A. are contrary to equity and good conscience, and tend to the manifest injury and oppression of your orator in the premises: In tender consideration whereof, and for as much as your orator cannot be relieved... | |
 | Dominick T. Blake - Civil procedure - 1818 - 706 pages
...have become totally extinguished. All which actings and doings of the said CD and his Confederates, are contrary to equity and good conscience, and tend to the manifest wrong, injury, and oppression of your Orator. la tender consideration whereof, and for as much as your... | |
 | Nathaniel Atcheson - 1823 - 392 pages
...concerns ; all which actings, doings, and pretences of the said defendants and their confederates, are contrary to equity and good conscience, and tend to the manifest wrong and injury of your orators. In consideration whereof, and forasmuch as your orators cannot be... | |
 | Thomas Latham Shotwell, Jeremiah J. Foster - Hicksites - 1831 - 492 pages
...control of the said school fund. All which actings and doings and pretences of the said confederates, are contrary to equity and good conscience, and tend to the manifest wrong and injury of your orator. In tender consideration whereof, and for as much as your orator is... | |
 | Joseph Story - Civil procedure - 1838 - 660 pages
...28. The usual formulary is, " All which actings, doings, and pretences (of the said confederates), are contrary to equity and good conscience, and tend to the manifest [wrong] injury and oppression of your orator in the premises. In tender consideration whereof, and... | |
 | Murray Hoffman - Equity pleading and procedure - 1840 - 454 pages
...Archibald T., IT, ID, deceased, and John T., as aforesaid. All which actings, doings and pretences are contrary to equity and good conscience, and tend to the manifest wrong and injury of your orator and oratrix. (i) hi ii'u'U'i consideration whereof, and forasmuch as... | |
 | Michigan. Legislature - Administrative agencies - 1841 - 630 pages
...thereof was actually made; and the said defendants make other unjust and inequitable pretences, which are contrary to equity and good conscience, and tend to the manifest wrong and oppression of this complainant. In consideration whereof, and for as much as this complainant... | |
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After alleging its rights and privileges in the premises, and the alleged wrongful acts of the defendants, it avers "that all of the said acts, doings, and claims of the said defendants are contrary to equity and good conscience, and tend to the manifest... 
