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... admitted , upon the authority of Plowd . and the other cases , that the Court , in constru- ing a will , may so order the reading of it as to give effect to devises apparently inconsistent ; also that a subsequent devise is not an ...
... admitted , upon the authority of Plowd . and the other cases , that the Court , in constru- ing a will , may so order the reading of it as to give effect to devises apparently inconsistent ; also that a subsequent devise is not an ...
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... admitted that the bill imported primâ facie to be drawn by a firm consisting of more than one person , yet , he said , as the plaintiffs received it from Needham , jun . , the drawer , they must be intended to know that he alone was ...
... admitted that the bill imported primâ facie to be drawn by a firm consisting of more than one person , yet , he said , as the plaintiffs received it from Needham , jun . , the drawer , they must be intended to know that he alone was ...
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... admitted that in Hobbs v . Hannam ( a ) Lord Ellenborough inclined to a contrary opinion . His Lordship ruled that the licence being to the G. Can- ning nominatim , could not be extended farther ; also that the licence to the Jane could ...
... admitted that in Hobbs v . Hannam ( a ) Lord Ellenborough inclined to a contrary opinion . His Lordship ruled that the licence being to the G. Can- ning nominatim , could not be extended farther ; also that the licence to the Jane could ...
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... admitted was to be taken as part of the lease ) ; or 2dly , that it amounted to a new lease to the defendant . The learned Judge ruled upon both points against the defendant ; upon the 1st , because otherwise the last memorandum , which ...
... admitted was to be taken as part of the lease ) ; or 2dly , that it amounted to a new lease to the defendant . The learned Judge ruled upon both points against the defendant ; upon the 1st , because otherwise the last memorandum , which ...
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... admitted that the recognizance would be well satisfied by the payment or render of one ? Both are to pay or render themselves if they are placed in a situation to pay or render ; that is , if both be condemned ; but the plaintiffs have ...
... admitted that the recognizance would be well satisfied by the payment or render of one ? Both are to pay or render themselves if they are placed in a situation to pay or render ; that is , if both be condemned ; but the plaintiffs have ...
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Page 396 - All crimes not capital, and all disorders and neglects, which officers and soldiers may be guilty of, to the prejudice of good order and military discipline, though not mentioned in the foregoing articles of war, are to be taken cognizance of by a general or regimental court-martial, according to the nature and degree of the offence, and be punished at their discretion.
Page 494 - An Act to repeal certain Acts, and amend other Acts, relating to Religious Worship, and Assemblies, and persons teaching or preaching therein ; " and hereby request a Certificate thereof.
Page 42 - Warwick, the sessions confirmed the order, subject to the opinion of this Court upon the following case. The order of removal was as follows : — County of Warwick, to wit.
Page 268 - Council shall decide whether the same be, or be not, connected with the civil or military government and revenues of the said territories and possessions in India ; which decision shall be final and conclusive.
Page 377 - EF as aforesaid, before and at the said several times when, &c. necessarily had, and of right ought to have had, and still of right ought to have...
Page 170 - If there be a warranty annexed to the release, then the son shall be barred, for albeit the release cannot bar the right for the cause aforesaid, yet the warranty may rebut and bar him and his heirs of a future right which was not in him at that time...
Page ii - Beach, his heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns respectively? according to the nature and quality of the premises.
Page 47 - But here the covenant passes with the land to the devisee, and has been broken in the time of the devisee ; for so long as the defendant has not a good title, there is a continuing breach ; and it is not like a covenant to do an act of solitary performance, which, not being done, the covenant is broken once for all, but is in the nature of a covenant to do a thing totics quot'us, as the exigency of the case may require.
Page 28 - Maranham, to be advanced by the plaintiff', /iis agents or assigns, to the defendant, when required, free from interest and commission, at the current exchange of the place, and the residue of such freight to be paid on the delivery of the cargo in Liverpool, in good and approved bills on London not exceeding three months date.
Page 251 - The only question is whether this is a conversion in the clerk, which undoubtedly was so in the master. The clerk acted under an unavoidable ignorance and for his master's benefit, when he sent the goods to his master: but, nevertheless, his acts may amount to a conversion ; for a person is guilty of...