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Page 97
... received and converted by the defendant . This I also say to you should be the rule you should adopt in ascertaining the amount of your verdict . " I have found it much easier to repose confidence in the court , and adopt its ...
... received and converted by the defendant . This I also say to you should be the rule you should adopt in ascertaining the amount of your verdict . " I have found it much easier to repose confidence in the court , and adopt its ...
Page 110
... received , he would deliver the plaintiffs one bar- rel of superfine flour , warranted to bear inspection in Albany or New York . The plaintiff's purchased from farmers and others nearly 2,000 bushels of wheat , which was from time to ...
... received , he would deliver the plaintiffs one bar- rel of superfine flour , warranted to bear inspection in Albany or New York . The plaintiff's purchased from farmers and others nearly 2,000 bushels of wheat , which was from time to ...
Page 112
... Received in store from J. C. Washburn ( by son ) , the following articles to wit : Thirty bushels of wheat . H. CHASE & Co. " It further appears that the agent of Washburn was introduced as a witness , who testified that he had been ...
... Received in store from J. C. Washburn ( by son ) , the following articles to wit : Thirty bushels of wheat . H. CHASE & Co. " It further appears that the agent of Washburn was introduced as a witness , who testified that he had been ...
Page 113
... received and put in mass , with other wheat of defendant , and that received of other persons , with the understanding that the wheat was to be at the disposal of the defendant , either to re- tain or to ship it , and with the agreement ...
... received and put in mass , with other wheat of defendant , and that received of other persons , with the understanding that the wheat was to be at the disposal of the defendant , either to re- tain or to ship it , and with the agreement ...
Page 114
... received , would not be sufficient to vest the property in the plaintiff . " 3rd . Because that court refused to charge the jury that the custom at Milan , as proved by defendants if known to plaintiff , was a part of the contract ...
... received , would not be sufficient to vest the property in the plaintiff . " 3rd . Because that court refused to charge the jury that the custom at Milan , as proved by defendants if known to plaintiff , was a part of the contract ...
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