The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 146
... given in the name of an infant as the transferee , was held liable to the seller as the real owner and purchaser , and liable to indemnify him . ( May- nard v . Eaton , Dec. 16. An action arose out of the same transaction in which a ...
... given in the name of an infant as the transferee , was held liable to the seller as the real owner and purchaser , and liable to indemnify him . ( May- nard v . Eaton , Dec. 16. An action arose out of the same transaction in which a ...
Page 148
... given an agreement by deed , pledging his household effects to a member of the Brazilian Embassy , for a large advance of money , which was applied in discharge of the Prince's debts , not including , however , the tradesmen who had ...
... given an agreement by deed , pledging his household effects to a member of the Brazilian Embassy , for a large advance of money , which was applied in discharge of the Prince's debts , not including , however , the tradesmen who had ...
Page 150
... given a sum in trust for a religious charity , and , by mistake , the name of a different one was inserted in the deed , which was ordered to be cancelled on that ground . ( Hill v . Pease ) The Vice - Chancellor had another curious ...
... given a sum in trust for a religious charity , and , by mistake , the name of a different one was inserted in the deed , which was ordered to be cancelled on that ground . ( Hill v . Pease ) The Vice - Chancellor had another curious ...
Page 154
... given till August , 1871 , when it was given in favour of the present plaintiffs . Even then the defendants refused to accept this decision as regarded the second policy , and the plaintiffs were therefore compelled to proceed with this ...
... given till August , 1871 , when it was given in favour of the present plaintiffs . Even then the defendants refused to accept this decision as regarded the second policy , and the plaintiffs were therefore compelled to proceed with this ...
Page 158
... given £ 1,575 against the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company on a claim for compensation , the court held that juries were the proper judges in the first instance in cases of this kind . Mr. Justice Blackburn remarked that ...
... given £ 1,575 against the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company on a claim for compensation , the court held that juries were the proper judges in the first instance in cases of this kind . Mr. Justice Blackburn remarked that ...
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