Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 1C. W. Sever, 1888 - Personal property |
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Page 13
... verdict for the plaintiff , with leave to move to enter a verdict for the defendant , or a nonsuit if under such circumstances replevin did not lie . Montague Smith , in the ensuing term , obtained a rule nisi accord- ingly . Collier ...
... verdict for the plaintiff , with leave to move to enter a verdict for the defendant , or a nonsuit if under such circumstances replevin did not lie . Montague Smith , in the ensuing term , obtained a rule nisi accord- ingly . Collier ...
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... verdict taken for six cents damages and six cents costs , subject to the opinion of the court whether the property ... verdict passed against him in replevin , because he tendered too little , his property would be lost . Here the goods ...
... verdict taken for six cents damages and six cents costs , subject to the opinion of the court whether the property ... verdict passed against him in replevin , because he tendered too little , his property would be lost . Here the goods ...
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... Verdict for plaintiff on all the issues , with damages separately assessed ; namely , £ 568 for the value of the fish , and £ 1 for the damage done to the net . Leave was given to move as after mentioned . In Easter term , 1843 ...
... Verdict for plaintiff on all the issues , with damages separately assessed ; namely , £ 568 for the value of the fish , and £ 1 for the damage done to the net . Leave was given to move as after mentioned . In Easter term , 1843 ...
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... verdict was found to this effect , scil . that the conveyance to the plaintiff of the manor and fee aforesaid was true as he had declared ; and that the said manor of Barnston was within the said fee ; and fur- ther that parcel of the ...
... verdict was found to this effect , scil . that the conveyance to the plaintiff of the manor and fee aforesaid was true as he had declared ; and that the said manor of Barnston was within the said fee ; and fur- ther that parcel of the ...
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... verdict of 12 honourable men , for no proof is allowable by law but the verdict of 12 men : and if it belongs to other than the King , then if the owner cannot satisfy him who claims them as wreck by his mark or cocket , or by the book ...
... verdict of 12 honourable men , for no proof is allowable by law but the verdict of 12 men : and if it belongs to other than the King , then if the owner cannot satisfy him who claims them as wreck by his mark or cocket , or by the book ...
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