Cases Decided in the Court of Session, Volume 10Bell & Bradfute, 1832 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... pleaded in point of law , that they had incurred no liability to Richardson , or his employer Thomson , there being no real ground of debt , as they had acted as agents , and had not guaranteed the solvency of Hunter ; and that , at all ...
... pleaded in point of law , that they had incurred no liability to Richardson , or his employer Thomson , there being no real ground of debt , as they had acted as agents , and had not guaranteed the solvency of Hunter ; and that , at all ...
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... pleaded that he was not liable , as his predecessor had paid the divi- dend to How , and he brought an action of relief against both these gen- tlemen , which was conjoined with the original action . How pleaded as a preliminary defence ...
... pleaded that he was not liable , as his predecessor had paid the divi- dend to How , and he brought an action of relief against both these gen- tlemen , which was conjoined with the original action . How pleaded as a preliminary defence ...
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... pleaded , 1st , that it was to be presumed that Young had retired the two bills which bore no noting , and the third also , because no protest had ever been extended , and the jottings showed it to have been paid out of the bank receipt ...
... pleaded , 1st , that it was to be presumed that Young had retired the two bills which bore no noting , and the third also , because no protest had ever been extended , and the jottings showed it to have been paid out of the bank receipt ...
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... Pleaded for the Magistrates- 1. The object of the act 1681 was merely to deprive the Court of Justi- ciary of the cumulative jurisdiction which that Court claimed with the High Court of Admiralty , but not to affect inferior Admiralty ...
... Pleaded for the Magistrates- 1. The object of the act 1681 was merely to deprive the Court of Justi- ciary of the cumulative jurisdiction which that Court claimed with the High Court of Admiralty , but not to affect inferior Admiralty ...
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... Pleaded for the suspender , — 1. The proceedings are invalid , in respect the former passed bill con- stituted lis pendens , and the Lord Ordinary's interlocutor res judicata . 2. The intended return to his own country , by a foreigner ...
... Pleaded for the suspender , — 1. The proceedings are invalid , in respect the former passed bill con- stituted lis pendens , and the Lord Ordinary's interlocutor res judicata . 2. The intended return to his own country , by a foreigner ...
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