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... verdict for the defendants . The plaintiffs ' counsel thereupon tendered a bill of exceptions . Judgment having been given for the defendants in the court of King's Bench , a writ of error was brought in the Exchequer Chamber , and ...
... verdict for the defendants . The plaintiffs ' counsel thereupon tendered a bill of exceptions . Judgment having been given for the defendants in the court of King's Bench , a writ of error was brought in the Exchequer Chamber , and ...
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... verdict should be taken in such action by consent , on a statement of facts to be settled in manner therein mentioned ; and that the defen- dants in the said action should consent to judgment being entered up in the said court and in ...
... verdict should be taken in such action by consent , on a statement of facts to be settled in manner therein mentioned ; and that the defen- dants in the said action should consent to judgment being entered up in the said court and in ...
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... verdict , neither sold nor transferred , nor affirmed any act professing to be a sale and transfer of her stock , in consequence of which the pretended trans- fer in the books of the bank appears to have been made . No proposition can ...
... verdict , neither sold nor transferred , nor affirmed any act professing to be a sale and transfer of her stock , in consequence of which the pretended trans- fer in the books of the bank appears to have been made . No proposition can ...
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... verdict , be considered as money had and received by the surviving partners to the use of the plaintiff below , and be recovered by her in that form of action . And , after hearing the argument at your lordships ' bar , and ...
... verdict , be considered as money had and received by the surviving partners to the use of the plaintiff below , and be recovered by her in that form of action . And , after hearing the argument at your lordships ' bar , and ...
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... verdict , we are of opinion that the plaintiff below is at liberty to abandon and give up all claim to her former stock so standing in her name , and to sue for the money produced by the sale of such stock as for her own money , which ...
... verdict , we are of opinion that the plaintiff below is at liberty to abandon and give up all claim to her former stock so standing in her name , and to sue for the money produced by the sale of such stock as for her own money , which ...
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Side 395 - ... in any such action the defendant may plead the general issue, and give this act and the special matter in evidence, at any trial to bc had thereupon ; and no plaintiff...
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Side 396 - ... shall become nonsuit, or discontinue any such action after issue joined, or if, upon demurrer or otherwise, judgment shall be given against the plaintiff, the defendant shall recover his full costs as between attorney and client, and have the like remedy for the same as any defendant has by law in other cases...
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