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Página 93
... suit cannot affirmatively establish that it was correct the ap- pellate court should reverse the judgment . It has been held that a non - suit , not being an adjudication upon the merits , is presumptively wrong , and unless it is made ...
... suit cannot affirmatively establish that it was correct the ap- pellate court should reverse the judgment . It has been held that a non - suit , not being an adjudication upon the merits , is presumptively wrong , and unless it is made ...
Página 174
... suit in rem , with which is often incorporated a suit in personam . The res is aptly stated in Ellis v . Martin ( 53 Mo. , 575 ) , as " the status of the plaintiff in relation to the defendant to be acted on by the court . This re ...
... suit in rem , with which is often incorporated a suit in personam . The res is aptly stated in Ellis v . Martin ( 53 Mo. , 575 ) , as " the status of the plaintiff in relation to the defendant to be acted on by the court . This re ...
Página 207
... suit and take out the attachment in behalf of the plaintiff in that suit , in which event Aguerria would be liable for the acts of his agent in that behalf . Nor is there any reason why Fernandez might not be made a party to the ...
... suit and take out the attachment in behalf of the plaintiff in that suit , in which event Aguerria would be liable for the acts of his agent in that behalf . Nor is there any reason why Fernandez might not be made a party to the ...
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