The American Jurist and Law Magazine, Volumen14Freeman & Bolles, 1836 |
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Página 135
... defendant alone and upon a joint demand against the defendant and another , he may recover upon both demands if the defendant does not plead in abatement the non- joinder of the other party liable on the joint demand . Holmes v Marden ...
... defendant alone and upon a joint demand against the defendant and another , he may recover upon both demands if the defendant does not plead in abatement the non- joinder of the other party liable on the joint demand . Holmes v Marden ...
Página 136
... defendant . ) A man cannot bring an action at law against himself . The same natural person cannot be both plaintiff and defendant on the record . Grahame and Parran v . Harris , Parran & Co , 5 Gill & Johnson , 489 . " 3. ( Same . ) H ...
... defendant . ) A man cannot bring an action at law against himself . The same natural person cannot be both plaintiff and defendant on the record . Grahame and Parran v . Harris , Parran & Co , 5 Gill & Johnson , 489 . " 3. ( Same . ) H ...
Página 137
... defendant at Gibraltar , under the first of these two bills of lading , and the 1000 bags being after- wards demanded of the master under the second and being refused , the second was protested . The defendant sold the cocoa and paid ...
... defendant at Gibraltar , under the first of these two bills of lading , and the 1000 bags being after- wards demanded of the master under the second and being refused , the second was protested . The defendant sold the cocoa and paid ...
Página 138
... defendant of the other part , recites that the mi- nor has been living with the defendant as an apprentice to learn the trade of a cooper , but that no indenture has been executed , and stip- ulates that the minor shall go on a whaling ...
... defendant of the other part , recites that the mi- nor has been living with the defendant as an apprentice to learn the trade of a cooper , but that no indenture has been executed , and stip- ulates that the minor shall go on a whaling ...
Página 139
... defendant agreed with one S. to take goods of him , to be manufactured for him by the plaintiffs , and goods were sent by the plaintiffs to the defendant , who credited them to S. and afterward accounted for them in a settlement with S ...
... defendant agreed with one S. to take goods of him , to be manufactured for him by the plaintiffs , and goods were sent by the plaintiffs to the defendant , who credited them to S. and afterward accounted for them in a settlement with S ...
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