 ... mistake, and infer directly contrary to law. The parties may be surprised by a case falsely made at the trial, which they had no reason to expect, and therefore could not come prepared to answer. If unjust verdicts obtained under these and a thousand...  The New South Wales Law Reports, 1880-1900 - 第 193 頁New South Wales. Supreme Court 著 - 1887完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, James Burrow - 1812 - 604 頁
...come prepared to answer. If unjust verdicts, obtained under these and a thousand like circumstances, were to be conclusive for ever, the determination...trial, would be very precarious and unsatisfactory. It ts abso- 1737. lately necessary to justice, that there should, upon many BRIGHT occasions, be opportunities... | |
 | William Tidd - 1817 - 718 頁
...466. i Str. 392. East, 6221 3. : -- Salk. 648. and see 6 Durnf. & c 2 Str. 995. . 928 OP NEW TRIALS. conclusive for ever, the determination of civil property,...trial, would be very precarious and unsatisfactory*. It was not formerly usual to grant a new trial in ejectment; or after a trial at bar 0 , nonsuit d , or... | |
 | John Impey - 1818 - 996 頁
...at the trial, which they had no reason to expect, and therefore could not come prepared to answer. It is absolutely necessary to justice, that there...opportunities of reconsidering the cause, by a new trial : and it is done in a way very favourable to the parlies for whom the wrong Costs, (a) verdict is given... | |
 | Charles Runnington - 1820 - 620 頁
...civil property in this mode of trial, would be very precarious and unsatisfactory. It is therefore absolutely necessary to justice, that there should,...opportunities of re-considering the cause by a new trial. It is not true, " that no new trials were granted before 1665." The reason why it cannot be traced... | |
 | William Tidd - 1821 - 814 頁
...come prepared to answer. If unjust verdicts, obtained under these and a thousand like circumstances, were to be conclusive for ever, the determination...trial, would be very precarious and unsatisfactory 1 ". It was not formerly usual to grant a new trial in ejectment?; or after a trial at bar d , nonsuit',... | |
 | William Tidd - 1828 - 666 頁
...come prepared to answer. If unjust verdicts, obtained under these and a thousand like circumstances, were to be conclusive for ever, the determination...trial, would be very precarious and unsatisfactory.* It was not formerly usual to grant a new trial in ejectment;" or after a trial at bar,1 nonsuit/ or two... | |
 | Georgia. Supreme Court - 1848 - 702 頁
...interfere,) obtained under these, and a thousand like circumstances, were to be conclusive forever, the determination of civil property, in this method...opportunities of reconsidering the cause by a new trial." 1 Burrow, 393. 1 Tidd's Prac. 905. Any one conversant with our mode of Equity trials, and with the... | |
 | 1852 - 470 頁
...come prepared to answer. If unjust verdicts, obtained under these and a thousand like circumstances, were to be conclusive for ever, the determination...there should, upon many occasions, be opportunities for reconsidering the cause by a new trial.' " (Pp. 186-188.) If, however, juries repeatedly return... | |
 | William Forsyth - 1852 - 506 頁
...come prepared to answer. If unjust verdicts, obtained under these and a thousand like circumstances, were to be conclusive for ever, the determination...there should, upon many occasions, be opportunities for reconsidering the cause by a new trial.' In theory it is entirely in the discretion of the court... | |
 | David Graham (Jr.) - 1855 - 650 頁
...u-njust verdicts obtained under these and a thousand like circumstances, were to be conclusive forever, the determination of civil property, in this method...opportunities of reconsidering the cause by a new trial."(2) Of the acquisitions to justice occasioned by an impartial and enlightened use of the power... | |
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