...defendant promised to pay at the rate of £5 per ton, when he should be thereto requested. The third count stated that, in consideration that the plaintiff, at the request of the defendant, had taken the 42 casks of wine on board, and had delivered the bills of lading to the defendant, he, the...

...3 G. 4. Page 168 4. Where a count of a declaration in Msumj^it against a carrier by water, alleged, that in consideration that the plaintiff, at the request of the defendant, had caused to be shipped on board the defendant's vessel a quantity of wheat, to be carried to a certain...

...plaintiffs had paid for the sugars to the persons of whom they had purchased them. The third count stated, that in consideration that the plaintiff, at the request of the defendants, would purchase sugars for a reasonable price ; the defendants undertook to repurchase the...

...said last-mentioned sum of —/. parcel of the said sum above demanded. Second count quantum meruit. In consideration that the plaintiff at the request of the defendant had done, performed, 8tc. the said defendant undertook and then there faithfully promised the said plaintiff...

...coach from Worcester to London, directed to a Mrs. Robinson, at the latter place. The first count of the declaration stated, that in consideration that the plaintiff, at the request of the defendants, had delivered to them, being common carriers of Tuesday, Jan. 27. A parcel was sent by...

...plaintiff declared first upon an indebitatus count for board and schooling'generally ; and, secondly, that in consideration that the plaintiff, at the request of the defendant, had received and taken JW as a scholar into a certain school or academy kept by the plaintiff, and that...

...with a view of shewing the amount of damages. TAYLOR ». HILLARY. AsSUMPSIT.— The first count of the declaration stated that, in consideration that the plaintiff, at the request of the defendant, would allow one Henry Holt to have goods as he might want them, not exceeding in the whole...

...is illegal. Judgment for the crown. 1825. The KINO against HILL. JONRS against' COWLEY. A SSUMPSIT in consideration that the plaintiff, at the request of the defendant had bought a horse of him, the defendant undertook that it was sound. Plea non assumpsit. At the trial before Litlledalc...

...the plaintiff at Ipswich. The eighth count was nearly similar in terms to the seventh ; and the ninth stated, that in consideration that the plaintiff, at the request of the defendant had bargained and agreed to buy of him a certain quantity of coals, which the defendant had undertaken...

...limn It v. Wilson, 1 CM & R: 58(3 ; 3 DPC 220. ASSUMPSIT. (Consideration.) The declar.ition elated, that in consideration that the plaintiff., at the request of the defendant, had given the defendant a letter written by A., since deceased, by means of which defendant liad been enabled...