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Page 12
... Plea : [ Reported 6 E. & B. 842. ] Non cepit . Issue thereon . The cause came on to be tried before Crowder , J. , at the last Spring Assizes for Devon . The following account of the facts which then appeared in evidence is taken from ...
... Plea : [ Reported 6 E. & B. 842. ] Non cepit . Issue thereon . The cause came on to be tried before Crowder , J. , at the last Spring Assizes for Devon . The following account of the facts which then appeared in evidence is taken from ...
Page 13
... plea of Non cepit to a declara- tion in replevin ; and the facts were in substance these . ship then stated the facts , and proceeded as follows : Upon these facts the question raised is , Whether there was any tak- ing of the horse and ...
... plea of Non cepit to a declara- tion in replevin ; and the facts were in substance these . ship then stated the facts , and proceeded as follows : Upon these facts the question raised is , Whether there was any tak- ing of the horse and ...
Page 55
... plea of the statute of limitations , it relates back to the time of the first taking , and carries with it all the intermediate profits , and the increase of the females while in the adverse possession of such defendant , unless , as to ...
... plea of the statute of limitations , it relates back to the time of the first taking , and carries with it all the intermediate profits , and the increase of the females while in the adverse possession of such defendant , unless , as to ...
Page 59
... plea . It is true that the statute , in terms , only limits the bringing of an action . But whatever importance may be attached to that ancient form of words , the principle we lay down seems to us a necessary con- sequence of the ...
... plea . It is true that the statute , in terms , only limits the bringing of an action . But whatever importance may be attached to that ancient form of words , the principle we lay down seems to us a necessary con- sequence of the ...
Page 65
... to pay the expense of the writing , Titius can defend him- self by plea of fraud , at any rate if he obtained possession of the paper or parchment in good faith . If any man have painted upon another's tablet , some 5 ACCESSION . 65.
... to pay the expense of the writing , Titius can defend him- self by plea of fraud , at any rate if he obtained possession of the paper or parchment in good faith . If any man have painted upon another's tablet , some 5 ACCESSION . 65.
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