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Page 11
In most suits which involve rights to personal property , only damages can be
recovered . ... twenty pounds more ; and it was thereupon adjudged that he
should recover the said seven pounds and sixpence for the costs , and the said
bond or ...
In most suits which involve rights to personal property , only damages can be
recovered . ... twenty pounds more ; and it was thereupon adjudged that he
should recover the said seven pounds and sixpence for the costs , and the said
bond or ...
Page 12
Ent . 170 , judgment is entered in this manner , and alleged that the judgment
being that he shall recover the bond or twenty pounds tantamount , and is to be
intended conditional that he shall have the bond , and if he cannot have it , then
the ...
Ent . 170 , judgment is entered in this manner , and alleged that the judgment
being that he shall recover the bond or twenty pounds tantamount , and is to be
intended conditional that he shall have the bond , and if he cannot have it , then
the ...
Page 18
The remedy of the defendant for compensation , if he has any , is not by detaining
the goods , nor action for recovery of freight , but an action for the recovery of
damages for not being suffered to carry it . " New trial refused . SECTION II . BILL
IN ...
The remedy of the defendant for compensation , if he has any , is not by detaining
the goods , nor action for recovery of freight , but an action for the recovery of
damages for not being suffered to carry it . " New trial refused . SECTION II . BILL
IN ...
Page 19
So a bill might lie for an heirloom , as in the case of Pusey v . Pusey , 1 Vern . 273
. And though in trover the plaintiff could have only damages , yet in detinue the
thing itself , if it can be found , is to be recovered ; and if such bills as the present
...
So a bill might lie for an heirloom , as in the case of Pusey v . Pusey , 1 Vern . 273
. And though in trover the plaintiff could have only damages , yet in detinue the
thing itself , if it can be found , is to be recovered ; and if such bills as the present
...
Page 39
The defendant called no witness , but objected to the plaintiff ' s right to recover
on the case he had thus made ; insisting by his counsel , First , that it appearing
the ship had been totally lost , and that no living creature had come alive from the
...
The defendant called no witness , but objected to the plaintiff ' s right to recover
on the case he had thus made ; insisting by his counsel , First , that it appearing
the ship had been totally lost , and that no living creature had come alive from the
...
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| Title | Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 1 Issues 10206-10259 of 19th-century legal treatises Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, John Chipman Gray |
| Author | John Chipman Gray |
| Publisher | C. W. Sever, 1888 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2008 |
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