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Page 203
DISCOVERY UNDER THE DISCOVERY UNDER THE JUDICATURE ACTS .
DICATURE ACTS . 203 was not allowed to interrogate the Defendants as to the
cause of the accident which was the subject of the action . And in Turner v .
Goulden ...
DISCOVERY UNDER THE DISCOVERY UNDER THE JUDICATURE ACTS .
DICATURE ACTS . 203 was not allowed to interrogate the Defendants as to the
cause of the accident which was the subject of the action . And in Turner v .
Goulden ...
Page 205
... there may be some very nice questions , particularly when the evidence is not
obtained for the direct purpose of being given in the action , but in order that the
party who seeks it may determine whether he will defend or commence an action
...
... there may be some very nice questions , particularly when the evidence is not
obtained for the direct purpose of being given in the action , but in order that the
party who seeks it may determine whether he will defend or commence an action
...
Page 349
He brought his action of trespass against the party who fired the squib . The Jury
gave him a verdict for damages , but a great question arose on the form of action ,
whether it was trespass vi et armis , or trespass on the case . This was an ...
He brought his action of trespass against the party who fired the squib . The Jury
gave him a verdict for damages , but a great question arose on the form of action ,
whether it was trespass vi et armis , or trespass on the case . This was an ...
Page 455
( 3 El . and El . 495 ) , which was an action on a precisely similar clause for
damages for detention at the port of loading , the Queen ' s Bench gave judgment
for the Defendant upon the same ground ; but in Pederson v . Lotinga ( 28 L . T .
267 ) ...
( 3 El . and El . 495 ) , which was an action on a precisely similar clause for
damages for detention at the port of loading , the Queen ' s Bench gave judgment
for the Defendant upon the same ground ; but in Pederson v . Lotinga ( 28 L . T .
267 ) ...
Page 458
The action was brought by the shipowner against the charterer for damages for
detention at the port of loading . The breach of the charter - party complained of
was for not “ loading the ship in regular turn , ” and the clause in question was “
the ...
The action was brought by the shipowner against the charterer for damages for
detention at the port of loading . The breach of the charter - party complained of
was for not “ loading the ship in regular turn , ” and the clause in question was “
the ...
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