Revue de législation et de jurisprudence, Volumen2Lowell et Gibson, 1846 |
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acte de commerce action affidavit amount appears Appellant bankrupt barreau Bas-Canada brought Canada cause chose civil claim Code commercial communauté contestation contract contrainte par corps cour Court créancier créanciers chirographaires creditors damages David Brown débiteur debt deed defendant défendeur demandeur dettes donation douaire Douglas Eglises estate evidence exception Fabrique fact first Françoise Lecomte Gabriel Christie give given goods Gugy hand held house husband hypothécaire hypothèques immeuble intérêts Inverness James Douglas John judgment jugement jurisprudence l'acquéreur l'hypothèque land législation lots made make Marguilliers marriage Martigny ment money motion municipalité necessary nexum office opposants order paid paroisse paroissiens payer payment personne plaintiff pleaded pleadings possession Pothier procédure proceedings promise to pay promissory note property purchaser Québec question received rente Respondent right rule sale same sera Sheriff Smith sold state stated statut Syndics time tion title Trois-Pistoles vendeur vente vessel whole witnesses writ year
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Página 294 - And whereas the recognised rule for sailing vessels is, that those having the wind fair shall give way to those on a wind. That when both are going by the wind, the vessel on the starboard tack shall keep her wind and the one on the larboard tack bear up, thereby passing each other on the larboard hand. That when both vessels have the wind large or a-beam, and meet, they shall pass each other in the same way on the larboard...
Página 298 - That when both vessels have the wind large or a-beam, and meet, they shall pass each other in the same way on the larboard hand, to effect which two last mentioned objects the helm must be put to port.
Página 295 - VESSELS on different courses must unavoidably or necessarily cross so near that by continuing their respective courses, there would be a risk of coming in Collision, each Vessel shall put her HELM TO PORT, so as always to pass on the LARBOARD side of each other.
Página 36 - I saw a barrel falling. I don't know how, but from defendant's." The only other witness was a surgeon, who described the injury which the plaintiff had received. It was admitted that the defendant was a dealer in flour. It was submitted, on the part of the defendant, that there was no evidence of negligence for the jury. The learned Assessor was of that opinion, and nonsuited the plaintiff, reserving leave to him to move the Court of Exchequer to enter the verdict for him with 50/.
Página 385 - ... belonged to others. Yet the defendant was a creditor of the bankrupt, because the money was lent to him, and he covenanted to repay it. The payment, therefore, was emphatically a payment of the bankrupt's debt, in order to release the property of his friends, which they had mortgaged for his benefit...
Página 14 - L'hypothèque est un droit réel sur les immeubles affectés à l'acquittement d'une obligation. Elle est, de sa nature, indivisible, et subsiste en entier sur tous les immeubles affectés, sur chacun et sur chaque portion de ces immeubles.
Página 111 - The very object of the rule, therefore, was notoriety, to prevent frauds upon the lord and upon the other tenants. But in a mere uncultivated country, in wild and impenetrable woods, in the sullen and solitary haunts of beasts of prey, what notoriety could an entry, a gathering of a twig or an acorn, convey to civilized man, at the distance of hundreds of miles ? The reason of the rule could not apply to such a state of things ; and cessante ratione, cessat ipsa lex.
Página 451 - Les tribunaux de commerce connaîtront également 1° des actions contre les facteurs , commis des marchands ou leurs serviteurs, pour le fait seulement du trafic du marchand auquel ils sont attachés ; 2» des billets faits par les receveurs , payeurs , percepteurs ou autres comptables des deniers publics.
Página 478 - Appeals, and of the Puisne Judges of the Court of King's Bench for the district of...
Página 422 - Mootemen, after eight years study or thereabouts, are chosen Utterbarristers ; of these are chosen readers in inns of Chancery: Of Utterbarristers, after they have been of that degree twelve years at least, are chosen Benchers, or Ancients; of which one, that is of the puisne sort, reads yearly in summer vacation, and is called a Single Reader ; and one of the Ancients that had formerly read, reads in Lent vacation, and is called a Double Reader, and commonly it is between his first and second reading,...