Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's Bench: With Tables of the Names of the Cases and the Principal Matters, Volume 2J. Butterworth and Son, 1815 |
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Page 160
... referred to , for he does not appear to have made any other will . And he concludes the codicil thus : " In witness whereof I have to this my codi- cil , which I desire may be taken as part of my will , set my hand , " & c . By this ...
... referred to , for he does not appear to have made any other will . And he concludes the codicil thus : " In witness whereof I have to this my codi- cil , which I desire may be taken as part of my will , set my hand , " & c . By this ...
Page 170
... referred to the terms of the policy , which he said were as large as possible to indicate an intention of leaving to the assured a discretion to act according as circumstances should require . The policy specifies no port of destination ...
... referred to the terms of the policy , which he said were as large as possible to indicate an intention of leaving to the assured a discretion to act according as circumstances should require . The policy specifies no port of destination ...
Page 193
... referred to the Master to appoint a receiver , and R. Benyon ( the lessor of the plaintiff ) was thereupon appointed such receiver on the 1st of February 1806 , and has continued so ever since . The defendant was in possession of the ...
... referred to the Master to appoint a receiver , and R. Benyon ( the lessor of the plaintiff ) was thereupon appointed such receiver on the 1st of February 1806 , and has continued so ever since . The defendant was in possession of the ...
Page 200
... referred to the 32 G. 3. c . 58 . which enables a defendant to an information in the nature of quo warranto to plead that he held or executed the office six years before the exhibiting of the information ; and contended that the Court ...
... referred to the 32 G. 3. c . 58 . which enables a defendant to an information in the nature of quo warranto to plead that he held or executed the office six years before the exhibiting of the information ; and contended that the Court ...
Page 201
... referred to , as well as the general rule laid down in 4 T. R. 284. and also Rex v . Peacock , ( b ) where Ashhurst , J. said that the meaning of the rule was that a corporator , after a quiet possession for six years , shall be taken ...
... referred to , as well as the general rule laid down in 4 T. R. 284. and also Rex v . Peacock , ( b ) where Ashhurst , J. said that the meaning of the rule was that a corporator , after a quiet possession for six years , shall be taken ...
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