Virginia Reports: Jefferson--33 Grattan, 1730-1880Michie Company, 1901 |
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... Plea - Non - Assumpsit . -Two fendants in assumpsit file a joint plea of non- assumpsit , on which issue is taken . Afterwards , one of them asks leave to withdraw the plea as to himself . and to file a separate plea , that the defend ...
... Plea - Non - Assumpsit . -Two fendants in assumpsit file a joint plea of non- assumpsit , on which issue is taken . Afterwards , one of them asks leave to withdraw the plea as to himself . and to file a separate plea , that the defend ...
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... plea to be withdrawn , and the above plea to be filed . The defendant then asked leave to file said plea in addition to that here- tofore filed , which the court refused . And thereupon the defendant excepted to both the rulings of the ...
... plea to be withdrawn , and the above plea to be filed . The defendant then asked leave to file said plea in addition to that here- tofore filed , which the court refused . And thereupon the defendant excepted to both the rulings of the ...
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... plea previously entered ( Quarles making no objection ) , and to file in lieu of it , a plea in his own behalf only ; assigning as the reason for the application , that the defence relied upon was that the debt which the action was ...
... plea previously entered ( Quarles making no objection ) , and to file in lieu of it , a plea in his own behalf only ; assigning as the reason for the application , that the defence relied upon was that the debt which the action was ...
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... plea , sc far as it related to himself , which the court refused to permit . Leave was then asked for Quarles to acknowl- edge the plaintiff's action , to enable him to testify on behalf of Steptoe ; which was likewise refused . Then ...
... plea , sc far as it related to himself , which the court refused to permit . Leave was then asked for Quarles to acknowl- edge the plaintiff's action , to enable him to testify on behalf of Steptoe ; which was likewise refused . Then ...
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... plea , and to ac- offered the wife of Boyce as a witness . Lord knowledge the plaintiff's action , did not alter Abinger , C. B. , rejected the witness ; and the case . For upon proof by Steptoe of any the Court of Exchequer sustained ...
... plea , and to ac- offered the wife of Boyce as a witness . Lord knowledge the plaintiff's action , did not alter Abinger , C. B. , rejected the witness ; and the case . For upon proof by Steptoe of any the Court of Exchequer sustained ...
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