Report of Cases Determined by the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia, Volume 55West Publishing Company, 1905 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page xxviii
... Recovered .. .120 1860 , c . 141 , s . 8 . Action for Usury .. ... 121 29 1850 , c . 141 , s . 5 . Action for Usury . ..155 Code , 1899 , c . 134 , s . 5 . Notice ..126 " " 1899 , c . 134 , s . 5 . Notice ..128 39 1899 , c . 134 , s . 5 ...
... Recovered .. .120 1860 , c . 141 , s . 8 . Action for Usury .. ... 121 29 1850 , c . 141 , s . 5 . Action for Usury . ..155 Code , 1899 , c . 134 , s . 5 . Notice ..126 " " 1899 , c . 134 , s . 5 . Notice ..128 39 1899 , c . 134 , s . 5 ...
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... recover the sum of $ 1,500.00 with interest at the rate of six per cent . per annum from the first day of December , 1891 , subject to be credited by all sums paid by plaintiff , premiums , interest and dues on stock as of date of their ...
... recover the sum of $ 1,500.00 with interest at the rate of six per cent . per annum from the first day of December , 1891 , subject to be credited by all sums paid by plaintiff , premiums , interest and dues on stock as of date of their ...
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... recovered in the cause to offset and discharge the said balance due on the lien and discharged and released the lien and perpetuated the injunction . From which decree the de- fendant association appealed . The first error assigned is ...
... recovered in the cause to offset and discharge the said balance due on the lien and discharged and released the lien and perpetuated the injunction . From which decree the de- fendant association appealed . The first error assigned is ...
Page 45
... recover against the estate of said J. M. Bennett , deceased , a large sum of money on account of moneys collected by the said Bennett on account of sales of lands which belonged to the said J. M. Bennett , G. D. Camden and B. Despard in ...
... recover against the estate of said J. M. Bennett , deceased , a large sum of money on account of moneys collected by the said Bennett on account of sales of lands which belonged to the said J. M. Bennett , G. D. Camden and B. Despard in ...
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... recover $ 10,000 damages for the alleged negligence of the defendant , which , as she claims , resulted in the death of decedent , her son . Upon the trial of the case , in the circuit court , the defendant , without introducing any ...
... recover $ 10,000 damages for the alleged negligence of the defendant , which , as she claims , resulted in the death of decedent , her son . Upon the trial of the case , in the circuit court , the defendant , without introducing any ...
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