The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 59
... defendant had become bankrupt , and after- wards died . The plaintiff then had to seek his remedy against another party . The action was commenced in 1869 , three years ago . The pleadings were demurred to . De- murrers go into the ...
... defendant had become bankrupt , and after- wards died . The plaintiff then had to seek his remedy against another party . The action was commenced in 1869 , three years ago . The pleadings were demurred to . De- murrers go into the ...
Page 61
... defendant appealed to the Lords Justices , who upheld the Vice - Chancellor's decision , and , as will be seen from the judgment , the case will now be heard by the House of Lords . The case now came before Vice - Chancellor Wickens on ...
... defendant appealed to the Lords Justices , who upheld the Vice - Chancellor's decision , and , as will be seen from the judgment , the case will now be heard by the House of Lords . The case now came before Vice - Chancellor Wickens on ...
Page 76
... defendants from supplying other persons with the coals . The defendants demurred to the bill , and the Master of the Rolls held that it could not be sustained , as it was a mere breach of contract , which could be compensated in damages ...
... defendants from supplying other persons with the coals . The defendants demurred to the bill , and the Master of the Rolls held that it could not be sustained , as it was a mere breach of contract , which could be compensated in damages ...
Page 77
... defendant ; but the law said , whatever common sense might say , that when a man transfers stock into the joint names of himself and his mistress , there was by implication a resulting trust in favour of himself . The evidence did not ...
... defendant ; but the law said , whatever common sense might say , that when a man transfers stock into the joint names of himself and his mistress , there was by implication a resulting trust in favour of himself . The evidence did not ...
Page 102
... defendant the action failed . On this the father , in accor- dance with suggestions made at the former trial , brought an action for seduction against the defendant . Thus owing to the rule of law that no action lies against the seducer ...
... defendant the action failed . On this the father , in accor- dance with suggestions made at the former trial , brought an action for seduction against the defendant . Thus owing to the rule of law that no action lies against the seducer ...
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