...Comberbach to Dorothy Combeibach, with the remainders over in the will. And the queflion referved for the opinion of the Court was, whether the plaintiff was entitled to recover that third part. LORD KENYON, CJ— -After dating the will, and obferving that the fecond remainder...

...the annuity. The defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in 42/. for goods fold. The queftion for the opinion of the Court was, — Whether the plaintiff was entitled to recover any and what fum beyond the fum of 42/. ? After the cafe had been argued, gued, the Court took time...

...entirely out of the usual track and course of a voyage from Demerara to London. ' The question for the opinion of the court was, Whether the Plaintiff was entitled to recover ? If the Court should be of opinion that he was entitled to recover, then the present verdict to stand ; if otherwise, the verdict...

...wages, deducting their proportionable value of the Madeira lost. J » ' derage. The question for the opinion of the Court was, Whether the Plaintiff was entitled to recover ? .*..-. \. •• . • • • - 'i^' ' , 1805. THOMPSON v. COLLINS Best Scrjt. for the Defendant...

...referred to in that treaty. The question for the opinion of the Court was, Whether the plaintiffs were entitled to recover ? If the Court should be of that opinion, the verdict to stand; but if the Court should be of opinion with the defendant?, then th.e verdicl to be entered...

...Company at the time of the biddings and refufals mentioned in the declaration. The queftion for the opinion of the Court was whether the Plaintiff was entitled to recover ? Beft. Serjt. for the Plaintiff. The point arifing upon this cafe is of the greateft magnitude, fince...

...Court, " Whether it was maintainable in point of law." If the Court should be of opinion that it was, the verdict was to stand ; but if the Court should be of a contrary opinion, the plaintiff was to have a judgment of nonsuit against him. Lord Mansfield. —...

...Cumberbach to Dorothy Comberbach, with the remainders over in the will. And the ques. tion reserved for the opinion of the Court was whether the plaintiff was entitled to recover that third part. Leycester, for the plaintiff, contended that the children of Dorothy Comberbach took...

...action the quarter's rent, which became due at Lady-day, 1815, was in arrear. The question for the opinion of the Court was, whether the plaintiff was entitled to recover. If the Court should be of opinion that he was, the verdict was to stand, otherwise a nonsuit to be entered. Lowes for the plaintiff...

...refused to deliver it. The question for the opinion of the court was, whether under these circumstances the plaintiff was entitled to recover. If the court should be of opinion that he was, the verdict for the plaintiff was to stand, otherwise a verdict to be entered...