Common Bench Reports: Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Common Pleas ... 1845[-1856].William Benning and Company, 1846 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... further than his liability to pay rent under his own tenancy to A. and B. D. pleaded , -sixthly , —a surrender ( called a surrender by operation of law ) , by his delivering up the possession of the chambers to A. , and A.'s accepting ...
... further than his liability to pay rent under his own tenancy to A. and B. D. pleaded , -sixthly , —a surrender ( called a surrender by operation of law ) , by his delivering up the possession of the chambers to A. , and A.'s accepting ...
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... further liability for rent ; and that D. did accordingly deliver up possession to A. , which he on behalf of himself and B. accepted : - Held , that this plea set up a good defence by way of executed contract . To that plea A. and B ...
... further liability for rent ; and that D. did accordingly deliver up possession to A. , which he on behalf of himself and B. accepted : - Held , that this plea set up a good defence by way of executed contract . To that plea A. and B ...
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... tioned ; that he , the defendant , has not from thence forward held or enjoyed , or had any further use or occupation of the said chambers , or any part thereof ; 1850 . SMITH V. LOVELL . Replication to the sixth 14 VICTORIA . 9.
... tioned ; that he , the defendant , has not from thence forward held or enjoyed , or had any further use or occupation of the said chambers , or any part thereof ; 1850 . SMITH V. LOVELL . Replication to the sixth 14 VICTORIA . 9.
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... further rent or other compensa- tion which would otherwise become due for the holding , occupying , or enjoying the said chambers , with the ap- purtenances ; that , in pursuance of the said agreement , he , the defendant , afterwards ...
... further rent or other compensa- tion which would otherwise become due for the holding , occupying , or enjoying the said chambers , with the ap- purtenances ; that , in pursuance of the said agreement , he , the defendant , afterwards ...
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... further than his liability to pay rent under his own tenancy to the plaintiffs ; and , consequently , we are of opinion that the sixth plea , which is addressed to 847. , parcel of the rent mentioned in the first count , and which sets ...
... further than his liability to pay rent under his own tenancy to the plaintiffs ; and , consequently , we are of opinion that the sixth plea , which is addressed to 847. , parcel of the rent mentioned in the first count , and which sets ...
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act of parliament aerometers aforesaid afterwards agreed agreement alleged amount Antè appeal appointed assigns assumpsit attorney authorised authority award behalf bill of lading bishop Bishop of EXETER breach cause of action commissioners committee contract costs count court covenant Cresswell damages debt declaration mentioned deed defendant defendant's delivered demurrer deposit discharged divers duty effect entitled evidence executed executors EXETER fendant George Cornelius Gorham George Willis ground heirs held indenture issue Jervis judge judgment jury land liable Maule ment opinion paid parcel parties payment persons Phillpotts plaintiff plaintiff George Rashleigh plea pleaded possession premises provisional directors purpose pursuance question railway reasonable referred refused replication respect river Beult Robert Stables rule SALTER shares shew ship Smith SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY statute statute of Anne subscribers subscription-contract term testator thereby therein thereof tion verdict Vict warrant William Wilson & Vause
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