Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Tom 3W.P. Farrand and Company, 1811 |
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... practice , it might have been shewn by the adverse party . This is not a new case . Orders of survey , re- maining in the offices of the deputy surveyors , have been fre- quently admitted as evidence , without producing a copy of the ...
... practice , it might have been shewn by the adverse party . This is not a new case . Orders of survey , re- maining in the offices of the deputy surveyors , have been fre- quently admitted as evidence , without producing a copy of the ...
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... practice which might lead to the imprisonment of one in- nocent man ; it has said what shall be conditions precedent to the issuing of a warrant , and it is not competent to any magis- trate to dispense with them . Even extreme cases ...
... practice which might lead to the imprisonment of one in- nocent man ; it has said what shall be conditions precedent to the issuing of a warrant , and it is not competent to any magis- trate to dispense with them . Even extreme cases ...
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... practice to allow his agents one third of his full official fees ; and the plaintiff's account was formed upon this basis . The exceptions taken to the plaintiff's recovering below , were 50 CASES IN THE SUPREME COURT.
... practice to allow his agents one third of his full official fees ; and the plaintiff's account was formed upon this basis . The exceptions taken to the plaintiff's recovering below , were 50 CASES IN THE SUPREME COURT.
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... practice to give it , and there- fore the jury were to collect from all the evidence whether the plaintiff had been employed by Wallis . And thirdly that although there never ought to have been a survey made , with- out marking the ...
... practice to give it , and there- fore the jury were to collect from all the evidence whether the plaintiff had been employed by Wallis . And thirdly that although there never ought to have been a survey made , with- out marking the ...
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... practice , is very distinguishable from what has received the solemnity of a consideration on argument , and the sanction of decision . I incline there- fore to refuse to hear the testimony offered , and to affirm the judgment . The ...
... practice , is very distinguishable from what has received the solemnity of a consideration on argument , and the sanction of decision . I incline there- fore to refuse to hear the testimony offered , and to affirm the judgment . The ...
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