Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Tom 3W.P. Farrand and Company, 1811 |
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... given in November 1806 , that he should be imprisoned at hard labour , & c . for two years in the gaol of the county of Philadelphia , and pay a fine of ten dol- lars . The error assigned is , in that part of the judgment which directs ...
... given in November 1806 , that he should be imprisoned at hard labour , & c . for two years in the gaol of the county of Philadelphia , and pay a fine of ten dol- lars . The error assigned is , in that part of the judgment which directs ...
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... given to shew Craig's con- tinuance in possession until some time in 1803 , and the de- fendant's knowledge of Hollinback's judgment and execution in that year . tained the con- firmation . Connecticut set- certified under nature of the ...
... given to shew Craig's con- tinuance in possession until some time in 1803 , and the de- fendant's knowledge of Hollinback's judgment and execution in that year . tained the con- firmation . Connecticut set- certified under nature of the ...
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... given , it will be observed by the opinions of the eourt , that they take no notice of any thing but the principles themselves as general rules , and the merits of the application for a new trial , as they appeared from the facts ...
... given , it will be observed by the opinions of the eourt , that they take no notice of any thing but the principles themselves as general rules , and the merits of the application for a new trial , as they appeared from the facts ...
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... given judgment for a sum beyond his jurisdic- tion ; but if the matter had been taken up as a new action in the Common Pleas , it would have been immaterial for what sum the justice had given judgment . I am of opinion therefore that ...
... given judgment for a sum beyond his jurisdic- tion ; but if the matter had been taken up as a new action in the Common Pleas , it would have been immaterial for what sum the justice had given judgment . I am of opinion therefore that ...
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... given ; but there was nothing to bring home to the defendant a knowledge of any collusion between the sheriff , Moore , and Lazarus , unless perty under his it could be inferred from Moore's being known as the clerk of control , or as ...
... given ; but there was nothing to bring home to the defendant a knowledge of any collusion between the sheriff , Moore , and Lazarus , unless perty under his it could be inferred from Moore's being known as the clerk of control , or as ...
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