Central Reporter: Cases, Courts of Last Resort, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, 1885-[88].1886 |
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... COURT OF APPEALS . NEW JERSEY , SUPREME COURT , COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS , COURT OF CHANCERY AND PREROGATIVE COURT . PENNSYLVANIA , SUPREME COURT . DELAWARE , SUPERIOR COURT , COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS AND COURT OF CHANCERY . MARYLAND ...
... COURT OF APPEALS . NEW JERSEY , SUPREME COURT , COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS , COURT OF CHANCERY AND PREROGATIVE COURT . PENNSYLVANIA , SUPREME COURT . DELAWARE , SUPERIOR COURT , COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS AND COURT OF CHANCERY . MARYLAND ...
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... court made the following order , namely : " And now , to wit : January 23 , 1879 , the court fix the compensation of James Peeling , Esq . , Sheriff of York County , for boarding prisoners , at thirty - five cents each per diem for the ...
... court made the following order , namely : " And now , to wit : January 23 , 1879 , the court fix the compensation of James Peeling , Esq . , Sheriff of York County , for boarding prisoners , at thirty - five cents each per diem for the ...
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Cases, Courts of Last Resort, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, 1885-[88]. 2. Viewers were entertained by a pe- titioner for a public road . There was no rule of court prohibiting it . The court ...
Cases, Courts of Last Resort, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, 1885-[88]. 2. Viewers were entertained by a pe- titioner for a public road . There was no rule of court prohibiting it . The court ...
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... court was right in admitting May as a witness . The next error assigned is the refusal of the court to nonsuit . When the plaintiff in the suit rested , it appeared from the testimony that he was at the time of the accident riding on a ...
... court was right in admitting May as a witness . The next error assigned is the refusal of the court to nonsuit . When the plaintiff in the suit rested , it appeared from the testimony that he was at the time of the accident riding on a ...
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... court , because the court thought that the proofs showed both par- ties to be guilty . The petitioner appealed , and the decree of this court was affirmed because , in the language of Chief Justice Beasley , the court of errors and ...
... court , because the court thought that the proofs showed both par- ties to be guilty . The petitioner appealed , and the decree of this court was affirmed because , in the language of Chief Justice Beasley , the court of errors and ...
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