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2 Hooke V. Hooke (1610), Cro. Jac. 245; Yelv. 175, s. C.
3 Moore v. Moore (1611), 1 Bulst. 169.
* Babingtoii v. Lambert (1616), Moore, 854.
5 Russell V. Collins (1669), 1 Sid 425; 1 Mod. 8; 1 Vent. 44; 2 Keb. 552, s. C.
6 Brinsley ;;. Partridge ( 1 61 1 ), Hob. 88 ; Vale v. Egles (1605), Yelv. 70; Cro. Jac. 69. " Accordingly, in the case of 20 Hen. VII. 9, as cited by Fitz-James, Dyer, 22 h, the action was brought for the special damage on account of the nonperformance of the contract to delive...r corn to the plaintiff, by whicli he was obliged to buy other corn at a higher price. See 27 Heu. VIIL 24-25; 20 Hen. VIL 8; 12 Edw. IV. 13.
THE PARENT OF CASE, TROVER, AND ASSUMPSIT. 237 but a collateral engagement. But it lies against the drawer himself, for he was really a debtor by the receipt of money, and debt would lie asjainst him.
BOVEY V. CASTLEMAN.
In the King's Bench. 1696.
Reported Lord Raymond, 69.
Indebitatus assumjisit. The plaintiff declares that there was an agreement between the defendant and him, that if the Duke of Savoy made an incursion into Dauphine within such a time, that then the plaintiff should give the defendant £100.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 Hooke V. Hooke (1610), Cro. Jac. 245; Yelv. 175, s. C.
3 Moore v. Moore (1611), 1 Bulst. 169.
* Babingtoii v. Lambert (1616), Moore, 854.
5 Russell V. Collins (1669), 1 Sid 425; 1 Mod. 8; 1 Vent. 44; 2 Keb. 552, s. C.
6 Brinsley ;;. Partridge ( 1 61 1 ), Hob. 88 ; Vale v. Egles (1605), Yelv. 70; Cro. Jac. 69. " Accordingly, in the case of 20 Hen. VII. 9, as cited by Fitz-James, Dyer, 22 h, the action was brought for the special damage on account of the nonperformance of the contract to delive...r corn to the plaintiff, by whicli he was obliged to buy other corn at a higher price. See 27 Heu. VIIL 24-25; 20 Hen. VIL 8; 12 Edw. IV. 13.
THE PARENT OF CASE, TROVER, AND ASSUMPSIT. 237 but a collateral engagement. But it lies against the drawer himself, for he was really a debtor by the receipt of money, and debt would lie asjainst him.
BOVEY V. CASTLEMAN.
In the King's Bench. 1696.
Reported Lord Raymond, 69.
Indebitatus assumjisit. The plaintiff declares that there was an agreement between the defendant and him, that if the Duke of Savoy made an incursion into Dauphine within such a time, that then the plaintiff should give the defendant £100.
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