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Where there is an express agreement open and unrescinded for the breach of which an action is brought , the rule of damages is not the consideration paid , but the value of the thing to be given or the act to be done at the time when ...
Where there is an express agreement open and unrescinded for the breach of which an action is brought , the rule of damages is not the consideration paid , but the value of the thing to be given or the act to be done at the time when ...
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... further , if it shall appear at the end of any given year that funds shall remain in the hands of the committee of the person in ex- cess of the sum required for the maintenance of the committee's ward and her estate , that the ...
... further , if it shall appear at the end of any given year that funds shall remain in the hands of the committee of the person in ex- cess of the sum required for the maintenance of the committee's ward and her estate , that the ...
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45 , was a case brought to recover upon an indemnity bond under seal , given to the plaintiff , and which provided , in substance , that , if the plaintiff would sign a consent that the town in which he resided and in which he was the ...
45 , was a case brought to recover upon an indemnity bond under seal , given to the plaintiff , and which provided , in substance , that , if the plaintiff would sign a consent that the town in which he resided and in which he was the ...
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Applegate , 23 N. J. Law , 352 , the holding is stated in the headnote as follows : " ( 1 ) A promissory note given by the applicants for a public road to a caveator against such road , in consideration of the caveator withdrawing his ...
Applegate , 23 N. J. Law , 352 , the holding is stated in the headnote as follows : " ( 1 ) A promissory note given by the applicants for a public road to a caveator against such road , in consideration of the caveator withdrawing his ...
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Plaintiff's husband rented certain premises from defendant S. as agent of a third party , and remained in possession until May 1 , 1905 , having given notice some time prior to that date that he did not desire the premises after that ...
Plaintiff's husband rented certain premises from defendant S. as agent of a third party , and remained in possession until May 1 , 1905 , having given notice some time prior to that date that he did not desire the premises after that ...
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