The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 106
... action by a grocer against a tea merchant , for selling him adulterated tea . ( Powell v . Newson ) Court of Common Pleas , Guildhall , Dec. 14 , reported in the Times , Dec. 15 . There the grocer had bought good tea , and paid a fair ...
... action by a grocer against a tea merchant , for selling him adulterated tea . ( Powell v . Newson ) Court of Common Pleas , Guildhall , Dec. 14 , reported in the Times , Dec. 15 . There the grocer had bought good tea , and paid a fair ...
Page 107
... action of Parliament . The expedient of setting on additional hands to the work , in order to accelerate progress , was adopted last year , and the result may be seen in the bulky Statute Law Revision Acts passed in the Sessions of 1873 ...
... action of Parliament . The expedient of setting on additional hands to the work , in order to accelerate progress , was adopted last year , and the result may be seen in the bulky Statute Law Revision Acts passed in the Sessions of 1873 ...
Page 146
... action arose out of the same transaction in which a court of law held in the course of Term , that no custom justifies giving infants name in vide post . An interesting decision was given by the Vice - Chancellor on the subject of ...
... action arose out of the same transaction in which a court of law held in the course of Term , that no custom justifies giving infants name in vide post . An interesting decision was given by the Vice - Chancellor on the subject of ...
Page 147
... action , and in that action the defendant may plead so as to drive the plaintiff to a trial , which may cause a delay of twelve months , or , if points are taken or reserved , perhaps twice twelve months ; and , in the mean- time , the ...
... action , and in that action the defendant may plead so as to drive the plaintiff to a trial , which may cause a delay of twelve months , or , if points are taken or reserved , perhaps twice twelve months ; and , in the mean- time , the ...
Page 153
... action should be tried first ; but , if one action went against them , the assured retained the liberty of proceeding with the other . As the first action lasted for years , and the second action was still MICHAELMAS TERM AND SITTINGS .
... action should be tried first ; but , if one action went against them , the assured retained the liberty of proceeding with the other . As the first action lasted for years , and the second action was still MICHAELMAS TERM AND SITTINGS .
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