...further, than to offer reasonable evidence that the certificate he produced was a genuine instrument. There is nothing to take this case out of the general rule, that all the signatures to a document need not be proved, if enough are proved to warrant a belief...

...act of the latter?] The general rule is, that the act of the bailiff is the act of the sheriff, and there is nothing to take this case out of the general rule: that being so, the sheriff must be presumed to have known of the misconduct of his officer, and to...

...him, so neither could that letter, or the reply to it, be used as evidence on his behalf. TINDAL CJ There is nothing to take this case out of the general rule. It is of great importance that parties should be left unfettered by correspondence, which has been...

...verdict is insufficient to warrant the expense of a trial. Talfourd, Serjt. in support of the rule.— There is nothing to take this case out of the general rule, that the defendant should have his costs where the plaintiff declines to proceed. It is of no consequence...

...Pierce c. Alsop. her death. And her real and her personal representatives being equally volunteers, there is nothing to take this case out of the general rule that they must take their estate of the intestate as they find it. It is true, if the real estate of...

...estate, where the inhibitor may adjudge, he is entitled to be paid in full, in this case, the inhibitor could not adjudge, for by the ranking and sale under...your Lordships that the interlocutor be reversed."— Ilovue of Lords Cases, Bell, I. p. 571. Where the Inhibition used by one Adjudger is prior to an infeftment...

...this nature. The words of the Act are, the plaintiff - • shall not be entitled to any costs," and there is nothing to take this case out of the general rule. MONAHAN, CJ — I shall certify in the present case. The rule which I take it should govern the court...

...omitted those most important allegations. As then this case is distinguishable from Perry v. Fitzlwwe, there is nothing to take this case out of the general rule, that a commoner may pull down a building wrongfully erected upon the common, and which prevents his...

...occupation for that year; and that a settlement was acquired. WIGHTMAN J. I am of the same opinion. There is nothing to take this case out of the general rule, unless the words " one whole year at the least," in stai. 1 W. 4. c. 18. s. I., have that effect. But...

...renting and occupation for one whole year. WIGHTMAN J. I am of the same opinion. It seems to me that there is nothing to take this case out of the general rule as to the computation of time, and that the words " at least " do not bring it within the exceptions....