The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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Page 196
... that his petition should be referred to a select committee . The Legitimacy Declaration Act was passed in 1858 ; and William Shedden , this time with his daughter , tried his fate again , and in 1860 196 SUMMARY OF EVENTS .
... that his petition should be referred to a select committee . The Legitimacy Declaration Act was passed in 1858 ; and William Shedden , this time with his daughter , tried his fate again , and in 1860 196 SUMMARY OF EVENTS .
Page 197
... petition on her own account , with what result time will show . In law , the right of the Patricks to the estate of their uncle may be good ; but certainly the conduct of William Patrick towards his cousin was inexcusable . He knew his ...
... petition on her own account , with what result time will show . In law , the right of the Patricks to the estate of their uncle may be good ; but certainly the conduct of William Patrick towards his cousin was inexcusable . He knew his ...
Page 267
... petition from the company of tailors at Glasgow , the Chancellor , still sitting on the Woolsack , said in a stage whisper , loud enough to be heard in the galleries : What ! do tailors trouble themselves with such MEASURES ? ' 6 " Lord ...
... petition from the company of tailors at Glasgow , the Chancellor , still sitting on the Woolsack , said in a stage whisper , loud enough to be heard in the galleries : What ! do tailors trouble themselves with such MEASURES ? ' 6 " Lord ...
Page 286
... petition , and the creditors ' assignee sued B. for the con- version of said goods , and also for money had and received . Held , that as there could be no relation to an act of bankruptcy previous to the bankrupt's own petition ...
... petition , and the creditors ' assignee sued B. for the con- version of said goods , and also for money had and received . Held , that as there could be no relation to an act of bankruptcy previous to the bankrupt's own petition ...
Page 296
... petition . — Ex parte Bates & Redgate , L. R. 4 Ch . 577 . See DISCOVERY . PAYMENT . See PRINCIPAL AND AGENT . - PERIL OF THE SEA . - See Insurance , 3 . PERPETUITY . 1. A power coupled with a term for five hundred years given to ...
... petition . — Ex parte Bates & Redgate , L. R. 4 Ch . 577 . See DISCOVERY . PAYMENT . See PRINCIPAL AND AGENT . - PERIL OF THE SEA . - See Insurance , 3 . PERPETUITY . 1. A power coupled with a term for five hundred years given to ...
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