The English Reports: Nisi Prius (1688-1867), Volume 176W. Green, 1930 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 321
... admitted that the defendants handed a pattern barrel to the plaintiff . There was a conflict of testimony as to the identity of this pattern barrel . But it was admitted that the calibre of the pattern barrel thus provided by the ...
... admitted that the defendants handed a pattern barrel to the plaintiff . There was a conflict of testimony as to the identity of this pattern barrel . But it was admitted that the calibre of the pattern barrel thus provided by the ...
Page 704
... admitted that the evidence of the defendant Chatteris , the accountant , could not be gainsaid , and the case , so far as it rested on the oral representations , was abandoned , it rested solely on the written representations in the ...
... admitted that the evidence of the defendant Chatteris , the accountant , could not be gainsaid , and the case , so far as it rested on the oral representations , was abandoned , it rested solely on the written representations in the ...
Page 893
... admitted , and it was not disputed that it was a material fact . The point relied on for the plaintiff , in answer to the defence , was , that the de- fendant knew the fact , or had information of it , at the time he undertook the ...
... admitted , and it was not disputed that it was a material fact . The point relied on for the plaintiff , in answer to the defence , was , that the de- fendant knew the fact , or had information of it , at the time he undertook the ...
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