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Page 104
... present holder , regardless of its improved condition , and regardless of the injury an absolute and unconditional recaption may occasion . The law as Judge Cooley says , endeavors to do what is right and just be- tween the parties ...
... present holder , regardless of its improved condition , and regardless of the injury an absolute and unconditional recaption may occasion . The law as Judge Cooley says , endeavors to do what is right and just be- tween the parties ...
Page 109
... present , it is impracticable , and for all business pur- poses therefore impossible , to distinguish the particles , in respect of ownership . The passages in Mr. Justice Story's work on Bailments , s . 40 , and in the 9th volume of ...
... present , it is impracticable , and for all business pur- poses therefore impossible , to distinguish the particles , in respect of ownership . The passages in Mr. Justice Story's work on Bailments , s . 40 , and in the 9th volume of ...
Page 166
... present , and therefore think that this property in the colts did not pass to the son by the verbal gift ; and I cannot agree that the son can be charged with the hay which was provided for these colts three or four days before the ...
... present , and therefore think that this property in the colts did not pass to the son by the verbal gift ; and I cannot agree that the son can be charged with the hay which was provided for these colts three or four days before the ...
Page 168
... present , to say whether we should overrule the case of Irons v . Smallpiece , or whether a gift not made by deed , and unac- companied by transfer is invalid in law . Whenever that question shall come before me , I feel bound to say I ...
... present , to say whether we should overrule the case of Irons v . Smallpiece , or whether a gift not made by deed , and unac- companied by transfer is invalid in law . Whenever that question shall come before me , I feel bound to say I ...
Page 171
... present to that extent ; nor do the court mean to do so . It is sufficient to say that there was no evidence of delivery in the present case , and , that to presume one we must go the whole length of the example given in the Roman law ...
... present to that extent ; nor do the court mean to do so . It is sufficient to say that there was no evidence of delivery in the present case , and , that to presume one we must go the whole length of the example given in the Roman law ...
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