Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court And, at Law, in the Court of Errors and Appeals of the State of New Jersey, Volume 17Soney and Sage, 1877 |
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Page 17
... decisions are so loose and contradictory , as to afford no distinct rule ; and that they therefore , upon the ful- lest consideration , adopt this rule as the safest , and one warran- ted as they think , by the cases . " In case the ...
... decisions are so loose and contradictory , as to afford no distinct rule ; and that they therefore , upon the ful- lest consideration , adopt this rule as the safest , and one warran- ted as they think , by the cases . " In case the ...
Page 39
... decision , will be to leave the parties in statu quo ; and if they cannot agree , Commissioners may be ap- pointed by one of the Judges of this Court , upon the application of either party . The former Commissioners are functi officio ...
... decision , will be to leave the parties in statu quo ; and if they cannot agree , Commissioners may be ap- pointed by one of the Judges of this Court , upon the application of either party . The former Commissioners are functi officio ...
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... decision of the Commissioners , he may appeal to the next Court of Common Pleas of the county , and there have the matter tried by a jury . And it is enacted that if in case the Company shall abandon the road , at any time after it is ...
... decision of the Commissioners , he may appeal to the next Court of Common Pleas of the county , and there have the matter tried by a jury . And it is enacted that if in case the Company shall abandon the road , at any time after it is ...
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... decisions or dicta , it will be found , I apprehend , that they are cases of convictions , where it is required by statute , that all the evidence be returned on the record , 2 Str . 999 - or where the Court in some way was posses- sed ...
... decisions or dicta , it will be found , I apprehend , that they are cases of convictions , where it is required by statute , that all the evidence be returned on the record , 2 Str . 999 - or where the Court in some way was posses- sed ...
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... decisions , but not their determinations upon questions of fact , which are conclusive , unless a power of review is given by statute . And such , I have no doubt , is the law . Indeed , it cannot be otherwise , as the Certiorari brings ...
... decisions , but not their determinations upon questions of fact , which are conclusive , unless a power of review is given by statute . And such , I have no doubt , is the law . Indeed , it cannot be otherwise , as the Certiorari brings ...
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