Reports of Cases Decided in the Court of Session, Teind Court, Court of Exchequer, Court of Justiciary and in the House of Lords, from 11th November 1851 to 20th July 1852, Том 1Bell & Bradfute, 1852 |
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Сторінка iv
... rule for the correct form of the legal statement . To ex- hibit the record in its pure form - to select such portions of the pleadings as are material and relevant to the point or points to be reported to separate the law from the fact ...
... rule for the correct form of the legal statement . To ex- hibit the record in its pure form - to select such portions of the pleadings as are material and relevant to the point or points to be reported to separate the law from the fact ...
Сторінка 37
... rule proposed during last session by the Second Division , and assented to by the First Division of the Court , which states , that inconvenience having arisen from the want of additional pleas in law , although new views were intended ...
... rule proposed during last session by the Second Division , and assented to by the First Division of the Court , which states , that inconvenience having arisen from the want of additional pleas in law , although new views were intended ...
Сторінка 54
... rule is , that the trial of fact should precede the question of relevancy . The point in this case may be raised at the trial on a bill of exceptions . The matter will thus both gain precedence in the House of Lords , and the question ...
... rule is , that the trial of fact should precede the question of relevancy . The point in this case may be raised at the trial on a bill of exceptions . The matter will thus both gain precedence in the House of Lords , and the question ...
Сторінка 77
... rule established by a series of decisions , that where an action is dismissed on the ground of incompetency , it carries expenses as a matter of course . The Lord Ordinary had fallen into a misconception as to what had been brought ...
... rule established by a series of decisions , that where an action is dismissed on the ground of incompetency , it carries expenses as a matter of course . The Lord Ordinary had fallen into a misconception as to what had been brought ...
Сторінка 103
... rule is , that expenses shall follow a verdict for damages , however low . Gar- diner v . M'Kenzie , 24th June 1846 , 8 D. 859 ; Laing v . Mathie- son , 23d June 1841 , 3 D. 434. The pursuer here did not seek to prove substantial ...
... rule is , that expenses shall follow a verdict for damages , however low . Gar- diner v . M'Kenzie , 24th June 1846 , 8 D. 859 ; Laing v . Mathie- son , 23d June 1841 , 3 D. 434. The pursuer here did not seek to prove substantial ...
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Act of Parliament Act of Sederunt action Advocate alleged appeared appellant apply appointed averred Bank bill bond Campbell charge claim clause Colonsay competent concurred contract Court of Session creditors damages debt decern declared decree deed defender defender's Dundee Edinburgh entitled evidence executed expenses favour Glasgow granted ground held heritable House of Lords Inglis interdict interlocutor issue James John Judges judgment June June 18 jury lands lease liable libel lodged Lord Advocate LORD COCKBURN LORD CUNINGHAME LORD FULLERTON LORD IVORY LORD JUSTICE-CLERK Lord Ordinary LORD PRESIDENT Lordships MEDWYN ment objection obligation opinion paid parish parochial board parties payment person petition petitioner plea pleaded present proceedings pronounced pursuer question Railway Company reclaiming note reference refused remit rent respect respondents Scotland SECOND DIVISION sequestration shares Sheriff shew Solicitor-General statute summons suspension tailzie testator tion trustees Vict whole
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