A View of the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man, with the History of Its Ancient Constitution, Legislative Government, and Extraordinary Privileges |
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Page 68
... sufficient , and therefore preclude the necessity of examining the witnesses viva voce again . The verdict of the jury is always recorded in the liber placitorum , and annexed to , or written at the foot of the declaration , and must be ...
... sufficient , and therefore preclude the necessity of examining the witnesses viva voce again . The verdict of the jury is always recorded in the liber placitorum , and annexed to , or written at the foot of the declaration , and must be ...
Page 72
... sufficient . On the day appointed , the cause is called in its order by the deemster , and repeated aloud by the coroner . In case the defendant neglects to appear and answer , the plaintiff or his advo- cate moves the deemster for a ...
... sufficient . On the day appointed , the cause is called in its order by the deemster , and repeated aloud by the coroner . In case the defendant neglects to appear and answer , the plaintiff or his advo- cate moves the deemster for a ...
Page 75
... sufficient to bind the bargain ; and the deemster will enforce a performance there- of , unless there was a manifest imposition on the part of the seller in his description of the commodity , in which case the deemster will order the ...
... sufficient to bind the bargain ; and the deemster will enforce a performance there- of , unless there was a manifest imposition on the part of the seller in his description of the commodity , in which case the deemster will order the ...
Page 121
... sufficient proof to find and decree for the fraud , then the matter shall be remitted to be pro- ceeded in , and decided by the course of common law , and the plaintiff shall be liable to forfeit his bond to the defendant for his costs ...
... sufficient proof to find and decree for the fraud , then the matter shall be remitted to be pro- ceeded in , and decided by the course of common law , and the plaintiff shall be liable to forfeit his bond to the defendant for his costs ...
Page 122
... sufficient security for the same It is enacted , That the probate of wills and making decrees of deceadent's effects , shall be effected within three months after the death of the party , at furthest , under pain of fine and severe ...
... sufficient security for the same It is enacted , That the probate of wills and making decrees of deceadent's effects , shall be effected within three months after the death of the party , at furthest , under pain of fine and severe ...
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