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Page 32
but if that rate were to be increased , the tenant was to take that further and
additional charge upon himself ; the landlords still remaining liable for their
proportion upon the 801. as before . This appears to be the sense of the deed ,
though it is ...
but if that rate were to be increased , the tenant was to take that further and
additional charge upon himself ; the landlords still remaining liable for their
proportion upon the 801. as before . This appears to be the sense of the deed ,
though it is ...
Page 38
This case , he admitted , went a step further , because here the bonddebt set off
against the plaintiff came to the defendant by assignment from a third party , and
was not originally executed for the defendant's use : but this , he contended , did
...
This case , he admitted , went a step further , because here the bonddebt set off
against the plaintiff came to the defendant by assignment from a third party , and
was not originally executed for the defendant's use : but this , he contended , did
...
Page 44
Bollman ( a ) further than has ever been done , if he were not at all events entitled
to notice of the dishonour . And I know the opinion of my Lord Chancellor to be
that the doctrine of that case ought not to be pushed further . The case is very ...
Bollman ( a ) further than has ever been done , if he were not at all events entitled
to notice of the dishonour . And I know the opinion of my Lord Chancellor to be
that the doctrine of that case ought not to be pushed further . The case is very ...
Page 363
The witness further proved , that the persons who were there for payment of their
notes were satisfied , and said they would take no more money than was
necessary for their present occasions , and would keep the rest of their notes until
they ...
The witness further proved , that the persons who were there for payment of their
notes were satisfied , and said they would take no more money than was
necessary for their present occasions , and would keep the rest of their notes until
they ...
Page 390
Bell ( d ) for the distinction upon which the Court there acted in refusing further
time to render , viz . that it did not appear that the principal could not be removed
without danger to his own life or to others . Here that does appear , and therefore
...
Bell ( d ) for the distinction upon which the Court there acted in refusing further
time to render , viz . that it did not appear that the principal could not be removed
without danger to his own life or to others . Here that does appear , and therefore
...
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| Title | Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's Bench: With Tables of the Names of Cases and Principal Matters, Volume 16 Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's Bench: With Tables of the Names of Cases and Principal Matters, Great Britain. Court of King's Bench |
| Authors | Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, Edward Hyde East |
| Publisher | J. Butterworth and Son, 1814 |
| Original from | UC Southern Regional Library Facility |
| Digitized | 10 May 2018 |
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