...could be sued out. Le Blanc, Serjt. as an amicus curias, mentioned, that this point had been so decided in the Court of King's Bench, on a motion for a new trial from the Norfolk circuit, where the Judge having ruled the evidence of the act of bankruptcy only was...

...could be sued out. Le Blanc, Serjt. as an amicus curia, mentioned that this point had been so decided in the court of King's Bench, on a motion for a new trial from But long before the 46 Geo. 3. a practice had prevailed that a commission would not be superseded,...

...at Stafford, nonfuited the plaintiff, holding the above ilodlrine, which was afterwards confirmed by the Court of King's Bench on a motion for a new trial. So where a perfon, having an houfe by a high road, contracted Bu<h ». with a furveyor to repair it,...

...hands of the acceptor, it may be recovered back as money had and received. This case was brought before the Court of King's Bench, on a motion for a new trial, when Lord Elleuborough observed, " The doctrine I have been supposed to have held, that a bill of exchange...

...of defrauding Merriman, and found that the offence was robbery ; which was afterwards confirmed by the court of King's Bench on a motion for a new trial, (c) It is well observed upon this case, that the opinion that it amounted to robbery must have been...

...copy of minutes taken in short hand the last term, on the 22d and 23d May, 1783, of the proceedings in the Court of King's Bench, on a motion for a new trial of the cause of the same parties mentioned above, concerning the value of those murdered Negroes !...

...vacant through Sir J. St. Clare Erskine becoming Earl of Rosslyn. ID 1808 was published his " Speech in the Court of King's Bench on a Motion for a new Trial in the case of King v. Picton," 8vo. In 1813 he was appointed one of the Puisne Judges of the Court of Common Pleas,...

...transitu at all (/). This opinion of Lord Kenyan is also stated by the reporter to have been confirmed by the Court of King's Bench, on a motion for a new trial. The learned authors of a valuable book of reports, in order to reconcile this decision with other authorities,...

...gave him authority to claim them. In a subsequent case, Wilson v. Kymer and others, which came before the Court of King's Bench on a motion for a new trial in Michaelmas Term, 1812, and was an action for the freight of goods brought from the West Indies on board...

...the trial, as evidence to explain the nature of her possession, and to show that it was not adverse. The Court of King's Bench, on a motion for a new trial, held, that these declarations had been properly received. Vol. L p. 406. /. 10. Articles of capitulation,...