The English Reports: Vice-Chancellors' courts (1815-1865), Volume 56W. Green, 1905 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... allowed in this cause , and the usual order made for £ 5 , the common costs ; and now the Defendant , three weeks after the allowance of the demurrer , moved for full costs , on the ground that the bill was vexatious . The bill was ...
... allowed in this cause , and the usual order made for £ 5 , the common costs ; and now the Defendant , three weeks after the allowance of the demurrer , moved for full costs , on the ground that the bill was vexatious . The bill was ...
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... allowed , as it was in Griffiths and Wood , to increase the costs , surely it is allowable to shew vexation in the same cause , as is amply done here . On the face of the record , and without the aid of the affidavit , it appears a case ...
... allowed , as it was in Griffiths and Wood , to increase the costs , surely it is allowable to shew vexation in the same cause , as is amply done here . On the face of the record , and without the aid of the affidavit , it appears a case ...
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... allowed upon each of the balances settled and found to be due in the years 1808 , 1809 and 1810 . Mr. Fonblanque , for the petition , admitted the debt ought not to be expunged in the first instance , but thought it a case in which an ...
... allowed upon each of the balances settled and found to be due in the years 1808 , 1809 and 1810 . Mr. Fonblanque , for the petition , admitted the debt ought not to be expunged in the first instance , but thought it a case in which an ...
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... allowed , though cause set down , the same being so far off in the paper , that it was improbable it would be heard before the time for the enlarged publication expired . Mr. Owen moved to enlarge publication for a month , the cause ...
... allowed , though cause set down , the same being so far off in the paper , that it was improbable it would be heard before the time for the enlarged publication expired . Mr. Owen moved to enlarge publication for a month , the cause ...
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... allowed . Mr. Wilson moved for costs beyond the common costs ( £ 5 ) , but the Vice - Chancellor refused additional costs . [ 89 ] TEMPEST AND OTHERS v . ORD AND OTHERS . Nov. 7 , 1815 . The manager of a colliery paying a creditor on ...
... allowed . Mr. Wilson moved for costs beyond the common costs ( £ 5 ) , but the Vice - Chancellor refused additional costs . [ 89 ] TEMPEST AND OTHERS v . ORD AND OTHERS . Nov. 7 , 1815 . The manager of a colliery paying a creditor on ...
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