Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 6Virginia State Bar Association, 1893 - Bar associations |
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... judgment according to law and the very right of the cause cannot be given . " Now , in view of these provisions , is it not obvious that " in any action for the recovery of money , " it is , now , all sufficient " for the declaration to ...
... judgment according to law and the very right of the cause cannot be given . " Now , in view of these provisions , is it not obvious that " in any action for the recovery of money , " it is , now , all sufficient " for the declaration to ...
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... judgment which it sees is unjust and wrong , and the client must suffer for the ignorance or careless- ness of his counsel . Is it not better to let the duty of the Court remain as it was in 1832 , and still is , and require it upon ...
... judgment which it sees is unjust and wrong , and the client must suffer for the ignorance or careless- ness of his counsel . Is it not better to let the duty of the Court remain as it was in 1832 , and still is , and require it upon ...
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... judgment may not be given according to law and right . " This was under the statute of jeofails of 1789 or 1819 , which has been since much liberalized . But the part which takes away from the defendant the right to plead over to new ...
... judgment may not be given according to law and right . " This was under the statute of jeofails of 1789 or 1819 , which has been since much liberalized . But the part which takes away from the defendant the right to plead over to new ...
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... judgment , there is nothing to save the de- fendant from paying the costs of the plaintiff's first mistaken suit . And so , if the plaintiff makes the mistake of suing at law instead of in equity , similarly clumsy , incongruous , and ...
... judgment , there is nothing to save the de- fendant from paying the costs of the plaintiff's first mistaken suit . And so , if the plaintiff makes the mistake of suing at law instead of in equity , similarly clumsy , incongruous , and ...
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... judgment at law on motion after fifteen days ' notice ; when notice to be returned to the Clerk's office ; provision to prevent discontinuance of motion . 66 ' Any person entitled to recover by action , money on any con- tract , express ...
... judgment at law on motion after fifteen days ' notice ; when notice to be returned to the Clerk's office ; provision to prevent discontinuance of motion . 66 ' Any person entitled to recover by action , money on any con- tract , express ...
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