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Page 288
... defendant on demurrer to the p'ea . - Corkling v . Massey , L. R. 8 C. P. 395 . 2. On the 22d November , 1871 , the plaintiff entered into a charter - party with R. , by which the vessel was to proceed from Liverpool to Newport , and ...
... defendant on demurrer to the p'ea . - Corkling v . Massey , L. R. 8 C. P. 395 . 2. On the 22d November , 1871 , the plaintiff entered into a charter - party with R. , by which the vessel was to proceed from Liverpool to Newport , and ...
Page 290
... defendant sold the plaintiff his news - agency business for a sum , part of which was to be contingent upon the profits of the business for the ensuing two and one - half years . The defendant also agreed to superintend the plain ...
... defendant sold the plaintiff his news - agency business for a sum , part of which was to be contingent upon the profits of the business for the ensuing two and one - half years . The defendant also agreed to superintend the plain ...
Page 297
... defendant's workmen were still executing said repairs , the plaintiff stepped upon said covering and was injured by its giving way . Held , that the defendant was not liable . — Pretty v . Bickmore , L. R. 8 C. P. 401 . 3. A lease was ...
... defendant's workmen were still executing said repairs , the plaintiff stepped upon said covering and was injured by its giving way . Held , that the defendant was not liable . — Pretty v . Bickmore , L. R. 8 C. P. 401 . 3. A lease was ...
Page 300
... defendant then pleaded that he had renounced probate since his answer , and before the plaintiff had amended . Held ... defendant's foreman not being satisfied with the manner of unload- ing , got into the cart and threw out part of the ...
... defendant then pleaded that he had renounced probate since his answer , and before the plaintiff had amended . Held ... defendant's foreman not being satisfied with the manner of unload- ing , got into the cart and threw out part of the ...
Page 307
... defendant , " to remain with him as collateral to said warranty for a reasonable time . " Ten years after- wards , the grantee having died , and the estate having passed to his devisee , plaintiff demanded the money of defendant , who ...
... defendant , " to remain with him as collateral to said warranty for a reasonable time . " Ten years after- wards , the grantee having died , and the estate having passed to his devisee , plaintiff demanded the money of defendant , who ...
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