...the fentencej or judgment of the court of a foreign ftate is examinable in our courts, and that if, when the party who claims the benefit of it applies...courts to enforce it. When it is thus voluntarily fubmitted to our jurifdi&ion, we treat it, not as obligatory to the extent, to which it would be obligatory...

...received in our Courts, as evidence of the right it eftablifhes, or the faft direaiy found by iti Indeed, when the party who claims the benefit of it applies to our Courts to enforce it, and voluntarily fubmits it to their (/?) See further as to thefe fentenccs, chap. ii. note (r) j urifdi&ion,...

...benefit of it applies to our Courts to enforce it, and voluntarily fubmits it to their jurisdiction, they treat it not as obligatory to the, extent to which it would be in the country where it was pronounced, nor to the extent to which by our Law fentences and judgments...

...manner. It It in one way only that the fentence or judgment of a court, of a foreign ftate is examinable in our courts, and that is when the party who claims the benent, applies to our courts to inforce it ; in which cafe he confidered it as examinable." I do not...

...foreign state is examinablc in our courts, *and that is, when the parly who claims the benefit * 254 of it applies to our courts to enforce it. When it...it was pronounced, nor as obligatory to the extent to which, by our law, sentences and judgments are obligatory, not as conclusive, but as matter in pais,...

...judgment of the court of a foreign state is eiaminableinourcourts,*andthat is, when the party who ;. 254 claims the benefit of it applies to our courts to...it was pronounced, nor as obligatory to the extent, to »..-.->-! which by our law sentences and judgments arc obligato(I) ATO. Ld. Mansfield in Hcrherlr...

...It is in one way only, that the sentence or judgment of the court of a foreign state is exuminable in our courts, and that is, when the party who claims...it was pronounced, nor as obligatory to the extent, to which by our law sentences and judgments are obligatory, not as conclusive, but as matter in pats,...

...the exe- (e) 2 H. Blac. 4 10. who claims the benefit of it applies to our Courts to en- 1826. force it. When it is thus voluntarily submitted to our jurisdiction,...it was pronounced ; nor as obligatory to the extent to which, by our law, sentences and judgments are obligatory ; not as conclusive, but as matter in...

...it is in one way only, that the sentence or judgment of the Court of a foreign state is examinable in our Courts, and that is, when the party who claims...benefit of it, applies to our Courts to enforce it." Now his Lordship was there treating of a judgment obtained under an attachment in a Court abroad. Here,...

...'i\hi» in one way only that the Sentence or Judgment of the Court of a Foreign State is examinable in our Courts, and that is, when the Party who claims...voluntarily submitted to our Jurisdiction, we treat it, npt as obligatory to the extent to which it would be obligatory, perhaps, in the Country in which it...