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Page 40
With respect to wills in writing , there is no law that prescribes any particular form
of execution , excepting that two witnesses are re* The deemsters and keys , after
solemo argument in 1745 , de clared , that they knew no law in the Isle of Man ...
With respect to wills in writing , there is no law that prescribes any particular form
of execution , excepting that two witnesses are re* The deemsters and keys , after
solemo argument in 1745 , de clared , that they knew no law in the Isle of Man ...
Page 152
And whenever a defendant shall be cast in a cause , it shall be lawful for the court
to award execution to the plaintiff against the defender for the witnesses charges
aforesaid , as well as for the fees of tokens and presentments , along with the ...
And whenever a defendant shall be cast in a cause , it shall be lawful for the court
to award execution to the plaintiff against the defender for the witnesses charges
aforesaid , as well as for the fees of tokens and presentments , along with the ...
Page 153
party , juror , witness , or other person injured , to be levied'in as full and ample a
manner as any other des cree , order , judgment , or execution . Provided that any
person conceiving himself aggrieved by any of the inferior courts , in awarding ...
party , juror , witness , or other person injured , to be levied'in as full and ample a
manner as any other des cree , order , judgment , or execution . Provided that any
person conceiving himself aggrieved by any of the inferior courts , in awarding ...
Page 160
... re . quiring the defendant to appear and plead thereto at such second court ;
and in default of such appearance , judgment and execution to go against the
defendant's person and effects : and at such second court , the matter shall be
heard ...
... re . quiring the defendant to appear and plead thereto at such second court ;
and in default of such appearance , judgment and execution to go against the
defendant's person and effects : and at such second court , the matter shall be
heard ...
Page 165
Execution . When any action is recovered , the moar shall go to his house who is
judged to make amends for any trespass committed between party and party ,
and shall deliver sufficient stress or double within fourteen days after judgment is
...
Execution . When any action is recovered , the moar shall go to his house who is
judged to make amends for any trespass committed between party and party ,
and shall deliver sufficient stress or double within fourteen days after judgment is
...
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| Title | A View of the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man, with the History of Its Ancient Constitution, Legislative Government, and Extraordinary Privileges |
| Author | James Johnson |
| Publisher | Thomas Bryce and Company, 1811 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 11 Nov 2014 |
| Length | 234 pages |
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