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Page 91
... action , and only reluctantly have our lawyers yielded to the more modern notion put in practice by merchants and formulated into legal axioms by Continental Jurists - namely , that of the unfettered negotiability of a Bill of Exchange ...
... action , and only reluctantly have our lawyers yielded to the more modern notion put in practice by merchants and formulated into legal axioms by Continental Jurists - namely , that of the unfettered negotiability of a Bill of Exchange ...
Page 121
... action in respect of that particular damage . The distinction which gives a private person a right of action in the one case , while it denies it to him in the other , is very subtle , and , as it has been sometimes drawn in particular ...
... action in respect of that particular damage . The distinction which gives a private person a right of action in the one case , while it denies it to him in the other , is very subtle , and , as it has been sometimes drawn in particular ...
Page 122
... action against the creator of a nuisance in a navigable river is very clearly defined in the case of Rose v . Miles . * The defendant in that case had fastened a barge across a navigable creek , and thus prevented the passage of a barge ...
... action against the creator of a nuisance in a navigable river is very clearly defined in the case of Rose v . Miles . * The defendant in that case had fastened a barge across a navigable creek , and thus prevented the passage of a barge ...
Page 200
... action ; and , in the third case , which was an action of libel in which the publication was admitted , and the question was the truth of it , he held that an interrogatory as to whether Defendant published the libel should be allowed ...
... action ; and , in the third case , which was an action of libel in which the publication was admitted , and the question was the truth of it , he held that an interrogatory as to whether Defendant published the libel should be allowed ...
Page 203
... action against Defendant for negligence in making a valuation of certain property for the Plaintiff , the latter was ... action obtained by the Defendant since the commencement of the action ; and , in Allen v . Brogden ( 43 L.J. C.P. ...
... action against Defendant for negligence in making a valuation of certain property for the Plaintiff , the latter was ... action obtained by the Defendant since the commencement of the action ; and , in Allen v . Brogden ( 43 L.J. C.P. ...
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