The American Decisions: Containing All the Cases of General Value and Authority Decided in the Courts of the Several States, from the Earliest Issue of the State Reports to the Year 1869, Volume 84Bancroft-Whitney, 1887 |
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... affirmed , with ten per cent damages . The other judges concurred . PLAINTIFF MAY AMEND HIS WRIT by changing the name of a party : Crafts v . Sikes , 64 Am . Dec. 62 , and note 63 , 64 . PROCESS SERVED ON PARTY BY WRONG NAME will not ...
... affirmed , with ten per cent damages . The other judges concurred . PLAINTIFF MAY AMEND HIS WRIT by changing the name of a party : Crafts v . Sikes , 64 Am . Dec. 62 , and note 63 , 64 . PROCESS SERVED ON PARTY BY WRONG NAME will not ...
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... affirmed , with ten per cent damages . VENDEE'S REFUSAL TO TAKE AWAY GOODS ENTITLES VENDOR , after proper notice , to sell them on account of the vendee : Gilley v . Henry , 13 Am . Dec. 291 ; Sands v . Taylor , 4 Id . 374 ; and to ...
... affirmed , with ten per cent damages . VENDEE'S REFUSAL TO TAKE AWAY GOODS ENTITLES VENDOR , after proper notice , to sell them on account of the vendee : Gilley v . Henry , 13 Am . Dec. 291 ; Sands v . Taylor , 4 Id . 374 ; and to ...
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... affirmed . MONEY PAID VOLUNTARILY WITH FULL KNOWLEDGE OF FACTS cannot be recovered : Stevens v . Head , 31 Am . Dec. 617 ; Beecher v . Buckingham , 44 Id . 580 ; Baltimore etc. R. R. Co. v . Faunce , 46 Id . 655 ; Brumagim v ...
... affirmed . MONEY PAID VOLUNTARILY WITH FULL KNOWLEDGE OF FACTS cannot be recovered : Stevens v . Head , 31 Am . Dec. 617 ; Beecher v . Buckingham , 44 Id . 580 ; Baltimore etc. R. R. Co. v . Faunce , 46 Id . 655 ; Brumagim v ...
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... affirmed . BAY and DRYDEN , JJ . , concurred . SEIZURE AND SALE OF STEAMBOAT in one state does not divest liens against her held in another state : Haight v . Steamboat Henrietta , 68 Am . Dec. 669 , and note 671 . JURISDICTION OF ...
... affirmed . BAY and DRYDEN , JJ . , concurred . SEIZURE AND SALE OF STEAMBOAT in one state does not divest liens against her held in another state : Haight v . Steamboat Henrietta , 68 Am . Dec. 669 , and note 671 . JURISDICTION OF ...
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... affirmed . BAY and DRYDEN , JJ . , concurred . WHAT TITLE TO LAND MUST BE POSSESSED BY HUSBAND to entitle wife to dower : See Safford v . Safford , 32 Am . Dec. 633 ; Pledger v . Ellerbe , 60 Id . 123 , and note 127 . DEED OF WIFE WHEN ...
... affirmed . BAY and DRYDEN , JJ . , concurred . WHAT TITLE TO LAND MUST BE POSSESSED BY HUSBAND to entitle wife to dower : See Safford v . Safford , 32 Am . Dec. 633 ; Pledger v . Ellerbe , 60 Id . 123 , and note 127 . DEED OF WIFE WHEN ...
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