Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania by Horace Binney, Tom 5William P. Farrand and Company, 1813 |
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... jury . That the jury had taken into consideration the fisheries , and valued the land in connection with them , at a price which all but two of the inquest thought too high , until one of the two offered to give the price for it . That ...
... jury . That the jury had taken into consideration the fisheries , and valued the land in connection with them , at a price which all but two of the inquest thought too high , until one of the two offered to give the price for it . That ...
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... jury the real quantity of land , which was in fact 19 acres and 13 perches more than was men- tioned in the patent . 3. That whether John was guilty of fraud or not , still , as the jury were mistaken as to quantity , there ought to be ...
... jury the real quantity of land , which was in fact 19 acres and 13 perches more than was men- tioned in the patent . 3. That whether John was guilty of fraud or not , still , as the jury were mistaken as to quantity , there ought to be ...
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... jury took them into consideration , there is no reason to say , that any substantial injury has been sustained . We must not suffer ourselves to be carried away by the present value of the island , but consider its value in the year ...
... jury took them into consideration , there is no reason to say , that any substantial injury has been sustained . We must not suffer ourselves to be carried away by the present value of the island , but consider its value in the year ...
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... jury . On the contrary it is proved that ten of the jury thought the valuation too high , and were induced to fix it at 10 % . an acre , only in consequence of one of their bre- thren's asserting that he himself would give that price ...
... jury . On the contrary it is proved that ten of the jury thought the valuation too high , and were induced to fix it at 10 % . an acre , only in consequence of one of their bre- thren's asserting that he himself would give that price ...
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... jury , the land on the beach could make no difference in that respect . I am inclined to think that the usual mode of mea- suring islands , has been as the counsel for the appellee sup- pose . If so , we ought not to presume that the jury ...
... jury , the land on the beach could make no difference in that respect . I am inclined to think that the usual mode of mea- suring islands , has been as the counsel for the appellee sup- pose . If so , we ought not to presume that the jury ...
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