Northeastern Reporter, Volum 78Includes the decisions of the Supreme Courts of Massachusetts, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, and Court of Appeals of New York; May/July 1891-Mar./Apr. 1936, Appellate Court of Indiana; Dec. 1926/Feb. 1927-Mar./Apr. 1936, Courts of Appeals of Ohio. |
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Side 15
... tendered back to the defendant the $100 paid her and demanded a
reconveyance to her of said lot, and afterwards that he reconvey to her that
portion of the same not intended to be conveyed, but he refused to comply with
either request.
... tendered back to the defendant the $100 paid her and demanded a
reconveyance to her of said lot, and afterwards that he reconvey to her that
portion of the same not intended to be conveyed, but he refused to comply with
either request.
Side 23
... that no certificate was needed to sustain a lien if a demand had been made for
one and the architect had wrongfully refused it; and that the provision of the
contract, that all payments should be made upon the written certificate of the
architect ...
... that no certificate was needed to sustain a lien if a demand had been made for
one and the architect had wrongfully refused it; and that the provision of the
contract, that all payments should be made upon the written certificate of the
architect ...
Side 35
... there was no error in the court's refusal, after reforming the lease, to retain the
case for the assessment of damages. ... the mortgage, whereupon the court
reformed the lease and awarded costs to appellants, but refused any further relief
.
... there was no error in the court's refusal, after reforming the lease, to retain the
case for the assessment of damages. ... the mortgage, whereupon the court
reformed the lease and awarded costs to appellants, but refused any further relief
.
Side 36
In this case we think the Superior court did not err in refusing to retain the cause
for the assessment of damages, because of the nature Of the bill ... It was not
alleged that the defendant had rescinded the contract or abandoned it or refused
...
In this case we think the Superior court did not err in refusing to retain the cause
for the assessment of damages, because of the nature Of the bill ... It was not
alleged that the defendant had rescinded the contract or abandoned it or refused
...
Side 42
The court did not err in refusing the third instruction, telling the jury that they could
not allow exemplary damages. ... of habitual intoxication of her son, and they
were properly refused for want of evidence to which they could have been
applied.
The court did not err in refusing the third instruction, telling the jury that they could
not allow exemplary damages. ... of habitual intoxication of her son, and they
were properly refused for want of evidence to which they could have been
applied.
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