Reports of Sir George Croke, Knight: Formerly One of the Justices of the Courts of Kings-bench, and Common-pleas, of Such Select Cases as Were Adjudged in the Said Courts [1582-1641], Volume 3E. and R. Brooke and T. Whieldon, 1791 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 223 - ... the plaintiff claimed nothing in the land or corn, but only damages for the battery, which is collateral to the title; and therefore a general...
Page 597 - ... sons or to his executors, otherwise the land should be to them ; if the heir by recovery might avoid it, it would be very mischievous, and might frustrate all devises; and there is no such mischief that it should maintain perpetuities, for it is but in a particular case, and upon a mere contingency, which peradventure never may happen, and may be avoided by joining him in the recovery who hath such a contingency...
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Page 187 - ... for two or three days, although he saith he will return, yet he is at his liberty, and therefore is not a guest during that time...
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Page 343 - ... a judgment at the common law, although it were by way of defence, he comes too late to be relieved in a court of equity ; and cannot now examine any pretence of equity after a judgment at the common law. — Wherefore COKE and ALL THE COURT held...
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