The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 50
... result of this is , on the one hand , that the plaintiff is fixed to his case and the state of facts on which he rests it , and the defendant , on the other hand , is at once obliged to disclose all that he knows as to the truth of the ...
... result of this is , on the one hand , that the plaintiff is fixed to his case and the state of facts on which he rests it , and the defendant , on the other hand , is at once obliged to disclose all that he knows as to the truth of the ...
Page 57
... result , in the course of 1869 , he gave his certificate for a sum of nearly £ 9,000 , which , with costs , would come to nearly £ 10,000 . Here , therefore , were three successive Chancery suits all brought by the pleading very soon to ...
... result , in the course of 1869 , he gave his certificate for a sum of nearly £ 9,000 , which , with costs , would come to nearly £ 10,000 . Here , therefore , were three successive Chancery suits all brought by the pleading very soon to ...
Page 59
... result of a protracted litigation , that the party succeeding found that his success was fruitless , for in the meantime the defendant had become bankrupt , and after- wards died . The plaintiff then had to seek his remedy against ...
... result of a protracted litigation , that the party succeeding found that his success was fruitless , for in the meantime the defendant had become bankrupt , and after- wards died . The plaintiff then had to seek his remedy against ...
Page 62
... result of comparison , and the com- parison of the new system with the old will be the best possible means of understanding the effect of the new . This , however , is not the only object to be attained by this review of the proceedings ...
... result of comparison , and the com- parison of the new system with the old will be the best possible means of understanding the effect of the new . This , however , is not the only object to be attained by this review of the proceedings ...
Page 76
... result , only in a roundabout manner , by granting an injunction . ( Fothergill v . Rowlad . ) 66 There were several cases illustrative of the equitable doc- trine of trusts . One was as to the doctrine of what are called resulting ...
... result , only in a roundabout manner , by granting an injunction . ( Fothergill v . Rowlad . ) 66 There were several cases illustrative of the equitable doc- trine of trusts . One was as to the doctrine of what are called resulting ...
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