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Page 197
... defendant for money paid to him as Plaintiff's broker , and , to support his action , had to make out that the Defendant had no authority to act as broker , was allowed to deliver interrogatories for the purpose of discovering whether ...
... defendant for money paid to him as Plaintiff's broker , and , to support his action , had to make out that the Defendant had no authority to act as broker , was allowed to deliver interrogatories for the purpose of discovering whether ...
Page 202
... Defendant without notice , was refused inspection of Defendant's conveyance , on the ground that a Court of Equity would not have granted discovery . In Hunt v . Hewitt ( 21 L.J. E. 210 ) , inspection was granted of Plaintiff's books to ...
... Defendant without notice , was refused inspection of Defendant's conveyance , on the ground that a Court of Equity would not have granted discovery . In Hunt v . Hewitt ( 21 L.J. E. 210 ) , inspection was granted of Plaintiff's books to ...
Page 203
... Defendant discovery or inspection of medical reports upon the Plaintiff's condition , made by direction of the Defendants ( Cossey v . London and Birmingham Railway Company , 39 L.J. C.P. 174 ; Skinner v . Great Northern Railway Company ...
... Defendant discovery or inspection of medical reports upon the Plaintiff's condition , made by direction of the Defendants ( Cossey v . London and Birmingham Railway Company , 39 L.J. C.P. 174 ; Skinner v . Great Northern Railway Company ...
Page 222
... defendant's wharf in the Thames ; and the plaintiff , in his replication to the defendant's plea , that the barge was wrongfully fastened and moored to his wharf , justified his trespass by alleging a custom for all the king's subjects ...
... defendant's wharf in the Thames ; and the plaintiff , in his replication to the defendant's plea , that the barge was wrongfully fastened and moored to his wharf , justified his trespass by alleging a custom for all the king's subjects ...
Page 225
... defendant for obstructing the access to the tavern by floating timber on the river , which drifted opposite and against the plaintiff's premises . There was no dispute in that case , that the defendant had a right , as one of the public ...
... defendant for obstructing the access to the tavern by floating timber on the river , which drifted opposite and against the plaintiff's premises . There was no dispute in that case , that the defendant had a right , as one of the public ...
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