Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Appeals of Maryland, Volume 9Fielding Lucas, Jr., Lucas and Deaver, Print., 1840 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... court can correct the error , without sending the record back to the county court . When a time is limited for the completion of the award by the rule of refe- rence , and the parties afterwards by agreement change the day , this court ...
... court can correct the error , without sending the record back to the county court . When a time is limited for the completion of the award by the rule of refe- rence , and the parties afterwards by agreement change the day , this court ...
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... court be entered according to such award . Afterwards the arbitrators returned the following award : We , the subscribers , appointed referees by Frederick county court , in this case having given due notice to the parties of the time ...
... court be entered according to such award . Afterwards the arbitrators returned the following award : We , the subscribers , appointed referees by Frederick county court , in this case having given due notice to the parties of the time ...
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... county court ruled the objections to be insufficient , and rendered judgment for the state , for the use of the equitable plaintiff , to be released in the payment of the sum mentioned in the award , with interest and costs . The ...
... county court ruled the objections to be insufficient , and rendered judgment for the state , for the use of the equitable plaintiff , to be released in the payment of the sum mentioned in the award , with interest and costs . The ...
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... county court have been con- fined to the matters originally in dispute ? The statute 9 and 10 , Wm . 3d , ch . 15 , is not in force in this state , but even under that statute , the English judges have never given judgments directly ...
... county court have been con- fined to the matters originally in dispute ? The statute 9 and 10 , Wm . 3d , ch . 15 , is not in force in this state , but even under that statute , the English judges have never given judgments directly ...
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... court , and con- sequently the defect is not amendable here . The act of 1809 , applies to the case of a verdict , or cases in which the plead- ings may be amended when the amendments are omitted in the county court . But the defect ...
... court , and con- sequently the defect is not amendable here . The act of 1809 , applies to the case of a verdict , or cases in which the plead- ings may be amended when the amendments are omitted in the county court . But the defect ...
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Page 403 - In order to come within the provision of the constitution of the United States which declares that no state shall pass any law impairing the obligation of contracts...
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Page 410 - That the legislative, executive, and judicial powers of government ought to be forever separate and distinct from each other, and no person exercising the functions of one of said departments shall assume or discharge the duties of any other.
Page 172 - We are of opinion, that there is no error in the judgment of the court below, and that it ought to be affirmed.
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Page 401 - An eleemosynary corporation is a private charity, constituted for the perpetual distribution of the alms and bounty of the founder. In this class are ranked hospitals for the relief of poor, sick, and impotent persons, and colleges and academies established for the promotion of learning and piety, and endowed with property, by public and private donations, (c) Civil corporations * 275 are established * for a variety of purposes, and they are either public or private.