The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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Page 98
... Held , that she was not liable . When a furnished house is let , there is an implied con- dition that it is tenantable at the beginning of the term . If it prove other- wise , the tenant may throw up the bargain . Wilson v . Finch ...
... Held , that she was not liable . When a furnished house is let , there is an implied con- dition that it is tenantable at the beginning of the term . If it prove other- wise , the tenant may throw up the bargain . Wilson v . Finch ...
Page 100
... Held , on appeal , reversing the decision of the Common Pleas , that the plaintiffs were entitled to 1s . freight , and not to 55s . — Keith et al . v . Burrows et al . , 2 C. P. D. 163 ; s . c . 1 C. P. D. 722 ; 11 Am . Law Rev. 508 ...
... Held , on appeal , reversing the decision of the Common Pleas , that the plaintiffs were entitled to 1s . freight , and not to 55s . — Keith et al . v . Burrows et al . , 2 C. P. D. 163 ; s . c . 1 C. P. D. 722 ; 11 Am . Law Rev. 508 ...
Page 103
... held , that the value of her claim was capable of being fixed and proved through the report of an actuary . Ex parte Blakemore . In re Blakemore , 5 Ch . D. 372 . RAILWAY . 1. A person was informed against under 8 & 9 Vict . c . 20 ...
... held , that the value of her claim was capable of being fixed and proved through the report of an actuary . Ex parte Blakemore . In re Blakemore , 5 Ch . D. 372 . RAILWAY . 1. A person was informed against under 8 & 9 Vict . c . 20 ...
Page 109
... Held , that the first will must be considered revoked ; the second alone admitted to probate . Dempsey v . Lawson , 2 P. D. 98 . 2. Clause : " I appoint my sister • my executrix , only requesting that my nephews , " F. and J. , " will ...
... Held , that the first will must be considered revoked ; the second alone admitted to probate . Dempsey v . Lawson , 2 P. D. 98 . 2. Clause : " I appoint my sister • my executrix , only requesting that my nephews , " F. and J. , " will ...
Page 112
... Held , that even if these words had remained , the makers would have been personally liable ; and therefore that the note was not materially altered before D. signed it , and that he was liable on it . ( SCOTT , C.J. and SHELDON , J ...
... Held , that even if these words had remained , the makers would have been personally liable ; and therefore that the note was not materially altered before D. signed it , and that he was liable on it . ( SCOTT , C.J. and SHELDON , J ...
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