Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Judicature of the State of Indiana, Том 21Indiana. Supreme Court, Horace E. Carter, Albert Gallatin Porter, Gordon Tanner, Benjamin Harrison, Michael Crawford Kerr, James Buckley Black, Augustus Newton Martin, John Worth Kern, Francis Marion Dice, John Lewis Griffiths, Sidney Romelee Moon, Charles Frederick Remy Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1864 "With tables of the cases and principal matters" (varies). |
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... MATTERS . BY MICHAEL C. KERR , OFFICIAL REPORTER . VOL . XXI . CONTAINING THE CASES DECIDED AT THE NOVEMBER TERM , 1863 , TOGETHER WITH CERTAIN CASES DECIDED AT PRE- VIOUS TERMS , AND HELD OVER ON PETITION FOR REHEARING AND OTHERWISE ...
... MATTERS . BY MICHAEL C. KERR , OFFICIAL REPORTER . VOL . XXI . CONTAINING THE CASES DECIDED AT THE NOVEMBER TERM , 1863 , TOGETHER WITH CERTAIN CASES DECIDED AT PRE- VIOUS TERMS , AND HELD OVER ON PETITION FOR REHEARING AND OTHERWISE ...
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... matter of amazement , when we look back and see to what an extent this has been practiced , and the rights of personal liberty and personal security dis- regarded . Said Lord Coke , even in his partially barbarous age : " When the ...
... matter of amazement , when we look back and see to what an extent this has been practiced , and the rights of personal liberty and personal security dis- regarded . Said Lord Coke , even in his partially barbarous age : " When the ...
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... matter , and could render no judgment upon it . To this complaint a demurrer was sustained , the case brought to this Court , and said ruling assigned for error . The error was confessed , the judgment reversed , and the cause sent back ...
... matter , and could render no judgment upon it . To this complaint a demurrer was sustained , the case brought to this Court , and said ruling assigned for error . The error was confessed , the judgment reversed , and the cause sent back ...
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... matters originally in litigation would be almost lost sight of , to the great detriment of suitors . The Court instructed the jury correctly that the case , being a civil suit , should be decided on the weight of evidence ; and that ...
... matters originally in litigation would be almost lost sight of , to the great detriment of suitors . The Court instructed the jury correctly that the case , being a civil suit , should be decided on the weight of evidence ; and that ...
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... matters being considered , the prayer of said administrator is granted , and it is ordered that Abraham Lafever be , and he is , hereby appointed a guardian ad litem for the minor heirs of said Laban Guy , deceased ; it is therefore ...
... matters being considered , the prayer of said administrator is granted , and it is ordered that Abraham Lafever be , and he is , hereby appointed a guardian ad litem for the minor heirs of said Laban Guy , deceased ; it is therefore ...
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