Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Appeals of Maryland, Volum 3F. Lucas, Jr., 1882 |
Inni boken
Resultat 1-5 av 64
Side 21
... refused or neglected to pay , and the administrators conceiving the estate in imminent peril of being lost , proceedings at law were instituted , and a decree obtained against the collectors ; and finding it impossible to get the money ...
... refused or neglected to pay , and the administrators conceiving the estate in imminent peril of being lost , proceedings at law were instituted , and a decree obtained against the collectors ; and finding it impossible to get the money ...
Side 44
... refused to deliver the same to the plaintiff , and still refuses . And so the said plaintiff saith , that the said defendant hath not , & c . To this declaration the defendant pleaded , 1st , general performance . 2nd . That the said ...
... refused to deliver the same to the plaintiff , and still refuses . And so the said plaintiff saith , that the said defendant hath not , & c . To this declaration the defendant pleaded , 1st , general performance . 2nd . That the said ...
Side 46
... refused to deliver the wood to burn the other bricks with , unless paid for in cash - that the bricks under the shed were well prepared for burning , and were not burnt for want of wood . The conversation with Finley was on the 3d day ...
... refused to deliver the wood to burn the other bricks with , unless paid for in cash - that the bricks under the shed were well prepared for burning , and were not burnt for want of wood . The conversation with Finley was on the 3d day ...
Side 47
... refused to deliver wood unless for cash - clay was selected with care - there is none better there and more bricks have been since made out of it - the bricks were well burned , well moulded , and well tempered - 115,000 to 120,000 in ...
... refused to deliver wood unless for cash - clay was selected with care - there is none better there and more bricks have been since made out of it - the bricks were well burned , well moulded , and well tempered - 115,000 to 120,000 in ...
Side 48
... refused to give . Defendant again excepting , and the verdict and judgment being for the plaintiff , he appealed to this court . The cause was argued before BUCHANAN , C. J. , STE- PHEN and DORSEY , J. Johnson , for the appellant ...
... refused to give . Defendant again excepting , and the verdict and judgment being for the plaintiff , he appealed to this court . The cause was argued before BUCHANAN , C. J. , STE- PHEN and DORSEY , J. Johnson , for the appellant ...
Andre utgaver - Vis alle
Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Appeals of ..., Volum 8 Maryland. Court of Appeals,Richard W. Gill,Oliver Miller Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1852 |
Vanlige uttrykk og setninger
acres Adm'r administrator admitted aforesaid agreement alleged amount Ann Kirk answer appear appellee appointed argued before BUCHANAN assumpsit Baltimore county bond cestui que trusts Chancellor charged claim collector complainant contended contract Court of Baltimore Court of Chancery creditor death debtor debts deceased declaration decree deed defendant delivered the opinion devise Diffenderffer Dorsey endorsed entitled to recover equity evidence execution executor fact fieri facias filed forgery Frederick County Gill guardian Harford County Harr heirs insolvent interest issue Jarrett John judgment jury Levy Court lex fori lottery ment mortgage objection obligor Orphans Court paid parties payment petitioner plaintiff plea pleaded possession prize tickets proceedings proved purchase money question received rents and profits replevin Richard Hall Richardson Samuel Richardson Samuel Vincent sheriff statute Sterrett suit tenant testator thereof tion tract of land trustee William Winder witness writ
Populære avsnitt
Side 195 - ... it is necessary in the course of a cause to inquire into the nature of a particular act, or the intention of the person who did the act, proof of what the person said at the time of doing it is admissible in evidence, for the purpose of showing its true character.
Side 495 - A demurrer is properly upon matter defective, contained in the bill itself, and no foreign matter ; but a plea is of foreign matter to discharge or stay the suit, as that the cause hath been formerly dismissed, or that the plaintiff is outlawed, or excommunicated ; or there is another bill depending for the same cause, or the like...
Side 152 - Toppe, seized of real estate subject to a mortgage, made his will, and as to his worldly estate, real or personal, after payment of his debts, disposed thereof as follows : to his sister Sarah Lloyd an annuity for life, and several pecuniary legacies ; and charged all his real and personal estate with the payment of his debts and legacies; and subject thereto, devised all his real estate to his nephew for life, with remainders over, and his personal estate to his said nephew. After making the will...
Side 74 - Every such action shall be for the benefit of the wife, husband, parent, and child of the person whose death shall have been so caused, and shall be brought by and in the name of the state of Maryland, for the use of the person entitled to damages...
Side 199 - If the Court should be of opinion that the plaintiff is not entitled to recover, a non-suit shall be entered.
Side 449 - AND in case of any loss or misfortune, it shall be lawful and necessary to and for the assured, their factors, servants, and assigns, to sue, labor, and travel...
Side 290 - ... and every part and parcel thereof, with their and every of their appurtenances. To have and to hold the said...
Side 469 - If there be any general principle, that pervades and governs them, it seems to be this, that the right to abandon exists, whenever, from the circumstances of the case, the ship, for all the useful purposes of a ship for the voyage, is, for the present, gone from the control of the owner, and the time when she will be restored to him in a state to resume the voyage is uncertain, or unreasonably distant, or the risk and expense are disproportioned to the expected benefit and objects of the voyage.
Side 199 - ... if the court should be of opinion, that the plaintiffs are entitled to recover, then judgment, it is agreed, shall be entered for the plaintiffs for $2500, and costs of suit.
Side 502 - ... after the principal debtor and creditor have been both dead twelve years, or the debt or thing in action above twelve years...