Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's Bench: With Tables of the Names of Cases and Principal Matters, Volume 16J. Butterworth and Son, 1814 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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And it was insisted that to make GRAY convicting magistrates trespassers , it
must be shewn that against COOKSON they had no jurisdiction as to the subject -
matter of the and Another . conviction ; for if they had , their judgment was
decisive ...
And it was insisted that to make GRAY convicting magistrates trespassers , it
must be shewn that against COOKSON they had no jurisdiction as to the subject -
matter of the and Another . conviction ; for if they had , their judgment was
decisive ...
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GRAY against CookSON and Apother . next practicable quarter sessions after the
adjudication to ' which court all convictions were properly returnable ( a ) for the
purpose of being filed . But if an indefinite time were to be allowed , no person ...
GRAY against CookSON and Apother . next practicable quarter sessions after the
adjudication to ' which court all convictions were properly returnable ( a ) for the
purpose of being filed . But if an indefinite time were to be allowed , no person ...
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With Tables of the Names of Cases and Principal Matters Great Britain. Court of
King's Bench, Edward Hyde East. 1812 . GRAY against COOKSON and Another .
Lord ELLENBOROUGH , C. J. When the conviction is produced at the trial as of ...
With Tables of the Names of Cases and Principal Matters Great Britain. Court of
King's Bench, Edward Hyde East. 1812 . GRAY against COOKSON and Another .
Lord ELLENBOROUGH , C. J. When the conviction is produced at the trial as of ...
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Lord Ellenborough , C. J. asked how his refusal to return to his master when
asked by the magistrates , which did not appear upon the face of the conviction ,
could be taken notice of by the Court as an original avoidance of the indenture ?
Lord Ellenborough , C. J. asked how his refusal to return to his master when
asked by the magistrates , which did not appear upon the face of the conviction ,
could be taken notice of by the Court as an original avoidance of the indenture ?
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1812 . which did not appear upon the face of the conviction : upon which he said ,
that as he was concluded from adGRAY against verting to any fact not stated in
the conviction , he should and Another contend that the plaintiff had not ...
1812 . which did not appear upon the face of the conviction : upon which he said ,
that as he was concluded from adGRAY against verting to any fact not stated in
the conviction , he should and Another contend that the plaintiff had not ...
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