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... nature or value soever , for the better carrying on and effecting the purposes of
the company , not exceeding the value of the joint stock of the corporation
thereinafter mentioned and limited , and to be taken . and computed as part
thereof .
... nature or value soever , for the better carrying on and effecting the purposes of
the company , not exceeding the value of the joint stock of the corporation
thereinafter mentioned and limited , and to be taken . and computed as part
thereof .
Page 14
... whether he , who by the supposition was originally possessed , and out of
whose possession the goods were taken , and to whom they have been restored
, ought to retain that possession , or whether it ought to be restored to the
defendant .
... whether he , who by the supposition was originally possessed , and out of
whose possession the goods were taken , and to whom they have been restored
, ought to retain that possession , or whether it ought to be restored to the
defendant .
Page 16
... security being taken that the right shall be tried and the goods be forthcoming
to abide the decision . Whatever may be thought of Lord Coke ' s etymology ,
what he says of replegiare , while it shows his understanding of the law , gives a
true ...
... security being taken that the right shall be tried and the goods be forthcoming
to abide the decision . Whatever may be thought of Lord Coke ' s etymology ,
what he says of replegiare , while it shows his understanding of the law , gives a
true ...
Page 17
The defendant pleaded property , on which issue was joined , and a verdict taken
for six cents damages and six cents costs , subject to the opinion of the court
whether the property at the commencement of the action was in the plaintiff .
The defendant pleaded property , on which issue was joined , and a verdict taken
for six cents damages and six cents costs , subject to the opinion of the court
whether the property at the commencement of the action was in the plaintiff .
Page 23
The first count charged that defendant , with force , & c . , seized and disturbed a
fishing sean and net of plaintiff , thrown into the sea for fish , wherein plaintiff had
taken and inclosed , and then held inclosed in his own possession , a large ...
The first count charged that defendant , with force , & c . , seized and disturbed a
fishing sean and net of plaintiff , thrown into the sea for fish , wherein plaintiff had
taken and inclosed , and then held inclosed in his own possession , a large ...
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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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