The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... plaintiff , if he be of a different nationality . This mode of rendering justice produces , it would seem , the most grotesquely different results . For instance , to take an example from our authority , suppose Primus , a Frenchman ...
... plaintiff , if he be of a different nationality . This mode of rendering justice produces , it would seem , the most grotesquely different results . For instance , to take an example from our authority , suppose Primus , a Frenchman ...
Page 112
... plaintiff might make the intended gift to the defendant . The law of costs has an especial interest for the solicitor , and Mr. Cordery has done well to cite , in consider- able detail , those decided cases which govern the question of ...
... plaintiff might make the intended gift to the defendant . The law of costs has an especial interest for the solicitor , and Mr. Cordery has done well to cite , in consider- able detail , those decided cases which govern the question of ...
Page 258
... plaintiff was allowed to proceed by default , according to the practice of the Admiralty Court . In due time , after the usual defaults , the plaintiffs gave notice in the Admiralty Registry that they would apply to the Court for ...
... plaintiff was allowed to proceed by default , according to the practice of the Admiralty Court . In due time , after the usual defaults , the plaintiffs gave notice in the Admiralty Registry that they would apply to the Court for ...
Page 259
... plaintiffs . The Attorney - General accordingly appeared on behalf of the Crown , and filed what was called an ... plaintiff could not prosecute the same therein . " The learned Judge of the Admiralty Court , at the com- mencement ...
... plaintiffs . The Attorney - General accordingly appeared on behalf of the Crown , and filed what was called an ... plaintiff could not prosecute the same therein . " The learned Judge of the Admiralty Court , at the com- mencement ...
Page 284
... the Court . Judges of the Exche- quer did the same by an equally untrue pretence , that the plaintiff was a debtor to the Crown . So all the Judges made the action of ejectment applicable to suits concerning real 284 LEGAL FICTIONS :
... the Court . Judges of the Exche- quer did the same by an equally untrue pretence , that the plaintiff was a debtor to the Crown . So all the Judges made the action of ejectment applicable to suits concerning real 284 LEGAL FICTIONS :
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