Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Appeals of Maryland, Volumen9Fielding Lucas, Jr., Lucas and Deaver, Print., 1840 |
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... authority of the statute , parties may make any controversy a rule of court , whether there is a suit depending or not . 1 Saund . Rep . 327 , ante ( c . ) 2 Chitty Pr . 79. Nichols vs. Chalie , 14 Ves . 267. 11 Law . Lib . 1 . By the ...
... authority of the statute , parties may make any controversy a rule of court , whether there is a suit depending or not . 1 Saund . Rep . 327 , ante ( c . ) 2 Chitty Pr . 79. Nichols vs. Chalie , 14 Ves . 267. 11 Law . Lib . 1 . By the ...
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... under the statute , the consent must be in writing , and proved in the mode prescribed , but in both cases the power and authority of the arbitrators , are Shriver vs. The State of Maryland . - 1837 . OF MARYLAND . 11.
... under the statute , the consent must be in writing , and proved in the mode prescribed , but in both cases the power and authority of the arbitrators , are Shriver vs. The State of Maryland . - 1837 . OF MARYLAND . 11.
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... authority defined . The question then as to what were proper subjects of reference , is to be determined by the prin- ciples of common law , and not by the Statute of William , or the act of 1778. We think the cases referred to in the ...
... authority defined . The question then as to what were proper subjects of reference , is to be determined by the prin- ciples of common law , and not by the Statute of William , or the act of 1778. We think the cases referred to in the ...
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... authority of the referees , or limiting the range and extent of their powers , or confining the advantage to the plaintiff on the docket , or to the defendant . We are therefore of opinion that , the objections taken to the character of ...
... authority of the referees , or limiting the range and extent of their powers , or confining the advantage to the plaintiff on the docket , or to the defendant . We are therefore of opinion that , the objections taken to the character of ...
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... authority in writing to act as he thought proper in regard to the petitioner , which he , the witness gave to a constable in Baltimore , with instructions to arrest petitioner , inquire what price could be had for him , and inform the ...
... authority in writing to act as he thought proper in regard to the petitioner , which he , the witness gave to a constable in Baltimore , with instructions to arrest petitioner , inquire what price could be had for him , and inform the ...
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