The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 210
... verdict be contrary to the evidence , or should the ruling of my lord be considered by one party as improper , it appears that no court other than the Landed Estates Court could direct a new trial ; but that court , consisting of two ...
... verdict be contrary to the evidence , or should the ruling of my lord be considered by one party as improper , it appears that no court other than the Landed Estates Court could direct a new trial ; but that court , consisting of two ...
Page 231
... verdict of " guilty " which in that case was returned , by a natural re - action began to think that they could hold any and every director of a company liable for every inaccurate statement made by any director or officer of that ...
... verdict of " guilty " which in that case was returned , by a natural re - action began to think that they could hold any and every director of a company liable for every inaccurate statement made by any director or officer of that ...
Page 238
... verdict was against weight of evidence . 3. That there was no evidence of any representation made to the plaintiffs that the report was true . 4. That the reports of the directors of 1837 and 1838 were improperly rejected in evidence ...
... verdict was against weight of evidence . 3. That there was no evidence of any representation made to the plaintiffs that the report was true . 4. That the reports of the directors of 1837 and 1838 were improperly rejected in evidence ...
Page 240
... to permit parties afterwards to come and say this is admis- sible in another point of view , and ask us to disturb the verdict on that ground . " Scott v . Dixon . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 241 Mr. 240 Recent Leading Cases .
... to permit parties afterwards to come and say this is admis- sible in another point of view , and ask us to disturb the verdict on that ground . " Scott v . Dixon . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 241 Mr. 240 Recent Leading Cases .
Page 254
... verdicts given by juries on civil causes , took place in the House of Lords . The result is , that the legislature has refused for the present to alter the law as it now exists in England . With the arguments on both sides our readers ...
... verdicts given by juries on civil causes , took place in the House of Lords . The result is , that the legislature has refused for the present to alter the law as it now exists in England . With the arguments on both sides our readers ...
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