 | 1865 - 798 oldal
...have arrived, that there was no misrepresentation or deception in this prospectus. On the contrary, for the reasons which I have stated, I am of opinion that statements contained in this prospectus were unfair and dishonest ; and I am of opinion, therefore,... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1836 - 694 oldal
...that the future practice of Committees should be regulated by the opinion and authority of the House. For the reasons which I have stated, I am of opinion that the rules followed in the House, or Committees of the whole House, ought to regulate the practice in... | |
 | Ireland. Court of King's Bench - 1850 - 646 oldal
...matters which were urged in the course of the argument, and which have been already fully canvassed. For the reasons which I have stated, I am of opinion that judgment should be given for the plaintiff in error. AND 291 BLACKBURNE, CJ Concurring fully in the... | |
 | Joseph Story - 1846 - 756 oldal
...be decreed, because one of the parties is more sullen or less goodtempered than the other." market theatre ; but it did the only thing in its power,...admitted to be such, as it appears to be, this court court not make any decree, but must dismiss the bill." See 2 Story on Eq. Jurisp. § 958, and note... | |
 | Joseph Story - 1846 - 796 oldal
...that he will not, in that case, interfere to enforce an implied, negative stipulation; for that ia the utmost, that can be made of his Lordship's observations...admitted to be such, as it appears to be, this court court not make any decree, but must dismiss the bill." See 2 Story on Eq. Jurisp. § 958, and note... | |
 | Great Britain. High Court of Admiralty, William Robinson - 1848 - 614 oldal
...therefore leave it untouched, as a point which may be fully open to discussion upon any future occasion. For the reasons which I have stated, I am of opinion that the Forester is entitled to share in the proceeds of this capture ; and as the question which has been... | |
 | 1853 - 682 oldal
...therefore, leave it untouched, as a point which may be fully open to discussion upon any future occasion. For the reasons which I have stated, I am of opinion that The Forester is entitled to share in the proceeds of this capture; and as the question which has been... | |
 | 1855 - 722 oldal
...doubt, some difficulty in reconciling all the authorities referred to by Mr. Roper ; but on the whole, for the reasons which I have stated, I am of opinion that the legacy given by the codicil to the will of George Thomas was a general or demonstrative legacy,... | |
 | Joseph Story - 1859 - 804 oldal
...could enforce that agreement by restraining him from writing for any other theatre. The Court could not compel him to write for the Haymarket theatre ; but...could not make any decree, but must dismiss the bill." See 2 Story on Eq. Jurisp. § 958, and note (4.) See also the doctrine of the Roman law on this subject... | |
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... the utmost that can be made of his Lordship's observations in that case. For the reasons, which I have stated, I am of opinion, that, if this cause were now being heard, and the agreement were admitted to be such, as it appears to be, this Court could... 
