The English Reports: Nisi Prius (1688-1867), Volume 170W. Green, 1927 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... held sufficient , so as the seisin be proved upon evidence given at the trial . But where a man prescribes to an office , there he need not aver that it is antiquum officium ; and so it was held where the demandant was disseised of the ...
... held sufficient , so as the seisin be proved upon evidence given at the trial . But where a man prescribes to an office , there he need not aver that it is antiquum officium ; and so it was held where the demandant was disseised of the ...
Page 12
... held , that if an infant brought an assise of Mort d'ancestor of the seisin of his father or mother , he need not alledge that it was after the coronation of H. III . because it evidently appeareth that it might be so ; and manifesta ...
... held , that if an infant brought an assise of Mort d'ancestor of the seisin of his father or mother , he need not alledge that it was after the coronation of H. III . because it evidently appeareth that it might be so ; and manifesta ...
Page 63
... held that a woman who had been induced by the fraud of the defendant to sign a note of hand , could not be a witness against him , because his conviction would influence the jury on the trial of an action on the note , though the record ...
... held that a woman who had been induced by the fraud of the defendant to sign a note of hand , could not be a witness against him , because his conviction would influence the jury on the trial of an action on the note , though the record ...
Page 64
... held the conviction not admissible in evidence in an action afterwards brought against them by A. for the same conspiracy , as the con- viction might have proceeded in part on the testimony of A .; who , if it were admitted , would in ...
... held the conviction not admissible in evidence in an action afterwards brought against them by A. for the same conspiracy , as the con- viction might have proceeded in part on the testimony of A .; who , if it were admitted , would in ...
Page 65
... held that the admission of one joint maker of a promissory note might be given in evidence to take it out of the statute of Limitations in an action brought against the other alone . Lord Kenyon said , he would receive the evidence with ...
... held that the admission of one joint maker of a promissory note might be given in evidence to take it out of the statute of Limitations in an action brought against the other alone . Lord Kenyon said , he would receive the evidence with ...
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acceptor act of bankruptcy Act of Parliament action was brought admissible admitted afterwards agreement answer appeared apud assignees assise Assumpsit attorney bankrupt bill of exchange bond brought to recover called cause charge clerk contended contract coram Court creditor debt declaration deed defendant defendant's counsel demand discharge Domini entitled Erskine execution Garrow Gibbs given in evidence Guildhall hand-writing held indictment indorsed issue judgment Justice King's Bench lease liable Lord Eldon Lord Ellenborough Lord Kenyon Lord Mansfield Lordship Mingay nonsuited notice objected opinion paid parish partnership party payment person plaintiff plaintiff proved plaintiff's counsel Plea pleaded possession præd præfat premises present action proceedings produced promissory note question quod received rent seisin Serjeant Serjt set-off sheriff shew ship Sittings after Term statute Statute of Frauds sufficient taken tenant Term Rep trespass trial trover usury verdict Vide warrant Westminster wife writ