...the original limitation ; and here the additional words only express the operation of law. ABBOTT CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court, and after...stating the facts of the case, proceeded as follows. It is, therefore, necessary to consider in this case, with respect to the statute of limitations, whether...

...Here the transfer is void in law, therefore the plaintiffs cannot confirm or adopt it. Cur. adv. vuft. Lord TENTERDEN, CJ now delivered the judgment of the...objection on account of the particular situation of //. Fauntleroy, as being both a proprietor of the stock sold and a partner in the banking-house; and...

...Works Co. lease of 1756, and at that time the limekilns were not erected. Cur. adti. volt* ABBOTT CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court ; and, after...stating the facts of the case, proceeded as follows. The question in the cause is, whether the removal of the limekilns be a breach of the covenant to repair,...

...which might have been earned in case it had been completed. Cur. adi\ vult. Lord Chief Justice GIFFORD now delivered the judgment of the Court, and after stating the facts as set forth on the face of the award, proceeded as follows: _ This was a motion to increase the damages...

...of a policy, although that was effected, by meap? of a trick. Cur. afr. vub. Lord TKNTE HUE N CJ BOW delivered the judgment of the Court, and after stating the facts of the case, proceeded as follows : — Taking into consideration the agreement, the fact of the delivery of the bills by Howes to Ball,...

...absolute, uncontroulable right to exclude arbitrarily any person at his mere will and Car. adv. nift. Lord TENTERDEN CJ, now delivered the judgment of the Court, and, after stating the pleadings, proceeded as follows : — Upon this state of the record it does not appear that the plaintiff...

...settlement. < ••• 1828. The KINO , . . against The InhabiU Clir- itilv. -cull. anis of UARHAM. Lord TENTERDEN CJ now delivered the judgment of the...facts of the case, proceeded as follows : — The question depends on the statute 59 G. 3. c. 50., which enacts, " that no person shall acquire a settlement...

...into the place of a jury, and require them to examine witnesses. Cut: adv. vult. Lord TENTEKDEN CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court ; and, after stating the facts, said, — We think the bankruptcy of the defendant was not a legal answer to the breach of contract...

...king shall restore the temporalties of a see in the same plight as he had them." Cur. adv. vult. . Lord TENTERDEN CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court, and after staling the facts of the case, proceeded as follow : — The questions are, first, whether King Charles...

...from the consideration of the Court in the case of Stone v. Marsh; for Lord Tenterden said (a) : " The defendants in this case are by the order of the...objection on account of the particular situation of Henry Fauntleroy, as being both a proprietor of the stock sold and a partner in the banking-house;...