The Law Reports. Privy Council Appeals: Cases Heard and Determined by the Judicial Committee and the Lords of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, 1865-75, Volume 1Council of Law Reporting, 1867 - Appellate procedure |
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... application had been made for such leave to the Court below : upon the allegation , that though the amount decreed was much under the appealable value , the original demand being necessarily limited by the jurisdiction of the Court in ...
... application had been made for such leave to the Court below : upon the allegation , that though the amount decreed was much under the appealable value , the original demand being necessarily limited by the jurisdiction of the Court in ...
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... application was made by the Petitioner to the High Court for leave to appeal to Her Majesty in Council , inasmuch as ... applications for leave to appeal had , under similar circumstances , been refused both by the Sudder and High Court ...
... application was made by the Petitioner to the High Court for leave to appeal to Her Majesty in Council , inasmuch as ... applications for leave to appeal had , under similar circumstances , been refused both by the Sudder and High Court ...
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... application . The circumstances disclosed in the Petition shew abundant grounds for the allow- ance of the indulgence we ask for . The question at issue involves important points of law , affecting not only the interests of the parties ...
... application . The circumstances disclosed in the Petition shew abundant grounds for the allow- ance of the indulgence we ask for . The question at issue involves important points of law , affecting not only the interests of the parties ...
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... application . The question before the Courts below was one of fact and not of law ; and the only question that can be brought here , if this appeal is allowed , is a question of fact upon the evidence . The facts lie in a very narrow ...
... application . The question before the Courts below was one of fact and not of law ; and the only question that can be brought here , if this appeal is allowed , is a question of fact upon the evidence . The facts lie in a very narrow ...
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... application to the High Court for leave to appeal , if the Petitioner is right in his calculation , it was much above Rs . 10,000 , and at least the fact of such value ought to have been brought before the High Court , and an appli ...
... application to the High Court for leave to appeal , if the Petitioner is right in his calculation , it was much above Rs . 10,000 , and at least the fact of such value ought to have been brought before the High Court , and an appli ...
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affidavit alleged amount Appellant Appellant's application Article AUSTRALASIA authority Bank behalf Bill of lading Bruneau Canada cargo casks Chief Justice Church circumstances claim Code Civil Colony Company contempt costs creditors Crown damages debt decree deed Defendant EDWARD VAUGHAN WILLIAMS entitled evidence Flower Forster granted ground High Court insolvency Island JAMES WILLIAM COLVILE Jersey judgment Jurats jurisdiction Lamplough lands leave to appeal Letters Patent liable license LORD CHELMSFORD LORD JUSTICE Lordships Lower Canada Majesty in Council Majesty's matter Moore's P. C. mortgage old firm opinion Order in Council owners parties partners Patent payment petition Petitioner Pierre Bruneau Plaintiff possession proceedings QUEEN question Ralph Meyer Robey respect Respondent ROLET ROLFE Royal Court Salting salvage Scindia Scire facias seizure shew ship Sierra Leone SIR EDWARD VAUGHAN Solicitors Statute Stericker Supreme Court Tadman tion VAUGHAN WILLIAMS vessel Vice-Admiralty Court Vict William Rutledge
Popular passages
Page 489 - That it was the duty of the steamer to keep out of the way of the bark, and, to that end, so to change her course as to preclude all danger of collision.
Page 102 - Her Majesty having taken the said Report into consideration, was pleased, by and with the advice of her Privy Council, to approve thereof...
Page 264 - An extraordinary number of water casks or of other vessels for holding liquid, unless the master shall produce a certificate from the custom house at the place from which he cleared...
Page 203 - Judge, and his power and authority to deal with the cause; but in the view which we have taken of the case it is not necessary for us to give any opinion upon these points.
Page 223 - ... shall have transferred to and vested in him all rights of suit, and be subject to the same liabilities in respect of such goods as if the contract contained in the bill of lading had been made with himself.
Page 187 - ... value thereof, or the penalty of one hundred pounds, at the election of the Officers of the Customs; and the averment in any information or libel to be exhibited for the recovery of such penalty, that the Officer proceeding has elected to sue for the sum mentioned in the information, shall be deemed sufficient proof of such election, without any other or further evidence of such fact.
Page 382 - And it is further enacted and declared by the authority aforesaid, that all laws, by-laws, usages or customs, at this time, or which hereafter shall be in practice, or endeavoured or pretended to be in force or practice, in any of the said plantations...
Page 85 - England, and all such acts, matters, and things as can or may be done by the said lord high chancellor within the realm of England, in the exercise of the common law jurisdiction to him belonging.
Page 85 - A memorial of an act or proceeding of a Court of Record proceeding according to the course of the common law, entered on parchment for the preservation of it.
Page 319 - Plaintiff), had been guilty of a contempt and breach of the privileges of the House, and...