Questions And Answers On Law. Alphabetically Arranged, With References to the Most Approved Authorities
Questions And Answers On Law. Alphabetically Arranged, With References to the Most Approved Authorities
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Walworth, 1 Comstock Rep., 447 ; Siory on agency, 209, 300 ; Story on Agency Rep., 293-4.
John R. Lewis for the defendant, cited (Cro. Eliz. Case 74, Dixon V. Adams,) Seymour v. Minium, 17 Johns , 175 ; Harrison v. Wilcox d Close, 2 Johns. 449 ; Fitch v. Sutton, 5 Eik>t., 232, and Cumber v.
Warn, 1 Strange, 426 ; Dederich v. Leman, 9 Johns. R., 838 ; Wat- kinson v. Inglesby, 5 Johns. 391 ; Mechanic's Bank y. Hazard^ 13 Johns., 357 ; 9 Johns. 333 ; 13 Johns. 357.
Ramsey, J., cited Kellogg v. Ric...hards, (14 Wend., 116 ;) Brooks v.
White, (2 Met. R., 285 ;) Reynolds v. Pinhowe, (Cro. K, 429 ;) Sibner y. Tri^, (^15 Mee. & Welsh., 22;) Pinnell's Case, 6 Ca, 117; Co.
Lit., 212, B. ; Boyd v. Hitchcock, (20 J. R., 76 ;) Blynn y. Chester, 6 Day, 360 ; Sibree v. Tripp, (16) Mee. & Welsh., 87.
JUROR— PECUNIARY INTEREST.
' The smallest pecuniary interest in the resnlt of a cause, disqualifies a juror. — Page v. The Contoocook Valley Railroad, 1 Foster's Rep., 428, (1852.) New Hampshire.
Perlby, J., cited Hesketh v Braddock, 8 Burrows, 1866 ; Hawkes y.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Walworth, 1 Comstock Rep., 447 ; Siory on agency, 209, 300 ; Story on Agency Rep., 293-4.
John R. Lewis for the defendant, cited (Cro. Eliz. Case 74, Dixon V. Adams,) Seymour v. Minium, 17 Johns , 175 ; Harrison v. Wilcox d Close, 2 Johns. 449 ; Fitch v. Sutton, 5 Eik>t., 232, and Cumber v.
Warn, 1 Strange, 426 ; Dederich v. Leman, 9 Johns. R., 838 ; Wat- kinson v. Inglesby, 5 Johns. 391 ; Mechanic's Bank y. Hazard^ 13 Johns., 357 ; 9 Johns. 333 ; 13 Johns. 357.
Ramsey, J., cited Kellogg v. Ric...hards, (14 Wend., 116 ;) Brooks v.
White, (2 Met. R., 285 ;) Reynolds v. Pinhowe, (Cro. K, 429 ;) Sibner y. Tri^, (^15 Mee. & Welsh., 22;) Pinnell's Case, 6 Ca, 117; Co.
Lit., 212, B. ; Boyd v. Hitchcock, (20 J. R., 76 ;) Blynn y. Chester, 6 Day, 360 ; Sibree v. Tripp, (16) Mee. & Welsh., 87.
JUROR— PECUNIARY INTEREST.
' The smallest pecuniary interest in the resnlt of a cause, disqualifies a juror. — Page v. The Contoocook Valley Railroad, 1 Foster's Rep., 428, (1852.) New Hampshire.
Perlby, J., cited Hesketh v Braddock, 8 Burrows, 1866 ; Hawkes y.
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