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Pagina 107
The general rule that the party , plaintiff or defendant , who failed to prove his claim or plea , paid the costs ... But perhaps the most interesting of these developments is the manner in which in certain places the plaintiff's secta ...
The general rule that the party , plaintiff or defendant , who failed to prove his claim or plea , paid the costs ... But perhaps the most interesting of these developments is the manner in which in certain places the plaintiff's secta ...
Pagina 108
If the members of the secta stuck to their tale and convinced the court the plaintiff won his case.1 The defendant could not call rebutting evidence . All he could do was to accuse the plaintiff's witnesses of perjury ; and to succeed ...
If the members of the secta stuck to their tale and convinced the court the plaintiff won his case.1 The defendant could not call rebutting evidence . All he could do was to accuse the plaintiff's witnesses of perjury ; and to succeed ...
Pagina 109
There is an action in tort for impeding a sale ; and other notable examples are to be found in actions for defamation whereby the plaintiff has suffered in his trade and credit . By far the most important of these entries , however ...
There is an action in tort for impeding a sale ; and other notable examples are to be found in actions for defamation whereby the plaintiff has suffered in his trade and credit . By far the most important of these entries , however ...
Pagina 111
In this case the plaintiff sued on an agreement to trade in Scotland , on the terms that he was to have one - third of the profits and his partner two - thirds , and that the losses were to be shared in the same proportion .
In this case the plaintiff sued on an agreement to trade in Scotland , on the terms that he was to have one - third of the profits and his partner two - thirds , and that the losses were to be shared in the same proportion .
Pagina 112
In 1288 at St. Ives an action was brought against a quack doctor , by name Roger Barber , who had undertaken to cure the plaintiff , John of Eltislay , of baldness for the sum of 9d . paid in advance . Roger " put his patient in plaster ...
In 1288 at St. Ives an action was brought against a quack doctor , by name Roger Barber , who had undertaken to cure the plaintiff , John of Eltislay , of baldness for the sum of 9d . paid in advance . Roger " put his patient in plaster ...
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