Atlantic Reporter, 30±ÇWest Publishing Company, 1895 |
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... held at such times and places as the directors deem practicable , and the board " may use " part of the school money in conveying scholars to and from school . Held , that the question of transportation was in the discretion of the ...
... held at such times and places as the directors deem practicable , and the board " may use " part of the school money in conveying scholars to and from school . Held , that the question of transportation was in the discretion of the ...
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... held in Emery's Case , cited in 1 Vent . 114 , that in declaring for the conversion of books it was sufficient to describe the property as " a li- brary of books ; " and the adequacy of a de- scription of this character in the case of ...
... held in Emery's Case , cited in 1 Vent . 114 , that in declaring for the conversion of books it was sufficient to describe the property as " a li- brary of books ; " and the adequacy of a de- scription of this character in the case of ...
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... held by Jackson as secu- rity until the payment of that year was made . Paris v . Vail , 18 Vt . 277 ; Smith v . Atkins , Id . 461 ; Briggs v . Oaks , 26 Vt . 138 ; Briggs v . Bennett , Id . 146 ; Gray v . Stevens , 28 Vt . 1 ; Edson v ...
... held by Jackson as secu- rity until the payment of that year was made . Paris v . Vail , 18 Vt . 277 ; Smith v . Atkins , Id . 461 ; Briggs v . Oaks , 26 Vt . 138 ; Briggs v . Bennett , Id . 146 ; Gray v . Stevens , 28 Vt . 1 ; Edson v ...
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... held that prohibition will not lie if the inferior court has prima facie ju- risdiction ; i . e . if , upon the face of the pa- pers , the cause is within its cognizance . was so held in State v . Judge of Superior Dist . Ct . , 29 La ...
... held that prohibition will not lie if the inferior court has prima facie ju- risdiction ; i . e . if , upon the face of the pa- pers , the cause is within its cognizance . was so held in State v . Judge of Superior Dist . Ct . , 29 La ...
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... held that the de- fendants assumed the payment of the royal- ties by becoming parties to this written as- signment . They could subject themselves to this liability by a retention of the paper with- out notice of repudiation , if ...
... held that the de- fendants assumed the payment of the royal- ties by becoming parties to this written as- signment . They could subject themselves to this liability by a retention of the paper with- out notice of repudiation , if ...
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