...allowed, and contained in the regifter. 4 Co. 94. b. In all cafes where a man has a temporal lofs, or damage, by the wrong of another, he may have an action upon the cafe to be repaired in damages. As, if A. hath a colliery and B. ftops up an highway near it, whereby...

...The Law of England, in its ample and equitable provision of remedies, prescribes, generally, that " WHERE A MAN HAS A TEMPORAL LOSS OR DAMAGE BY THE WRONG OF ANOTHER, HE SHALL HAVE AN ACTION OX THE CASE TO BE KEPAIRED IN DAMAGES." (1 Com. Dig. 168. Bac. Ab. tit. Actions*...

...action upon the case is an action founded upon a wrong "; it does not say a malicious wrong. Again, " In all cases where a man has a temporal loss or damage...an action upon the case to be repaired in damages." Now, though it be no wrong if a Judge in a matter within his jurisdiction form an erroneous opinion,...

...upan the ease, Ais an action founded upon a wrong;" it docs not say a i8rj. malicious wrong. Again, " In all cases where a man — — has a temporal loss or damage by the wrong of another, Cagair.a he may have an action upon the case to be repaired in PARKINS**., damages." Now, though it...

...The Law of England, in its ample and equitable provision of remedies, prescribes, generally, that " WHERE A MAN HAS A TEMPORAL LOSS OR DAMAGE BY THE WRONG OF ANOTHER, HE SHALL HAVE AN ACTION ON THE CASE TO BE REPAIRED IN DAMAGES." (1 Com. Dig. 168. Bac. Ab. tit. Actions....

...can be shown. And by leaving all other cases to the operation of the general principle of law, that " Where a man has a temporal loss or damage by the wrong of another, he shall have an action on the case to be repaired in damages (b). For this general rule embraces all...

...seems he might proceed against him or any other person, on the established principle of our law, " that in all cases where a man has a temporal loss or damage by the wrong of another, he may have an action on the case to be repaired in damages."|| Such a remedy on the same ground he might resort to against...

...so; actual damage, therefore, must be shewn; and in this case none appeared. An action of tort lies w.here a man has a temporal loss or damage by the wrong of another ; Com. Dig. Action on the Case (A). But a mere breach of duty without any damage is no ground of action....

...complaint at large ; and it is the same where suits are commenced in B R. by original out of Chancery. In all cases where a man has a temporal loss, or damage, by the wrong of another (not amounting to a trespass, for, if it do, his remedy is by action of trespass), he may have an action...

...J. Anthon, for the plaintiff, now moved to set aside the nonsuit; and for a new trial. He said that, in all cases, where a man has a temporal loss or damage by the act of another, he may have an action on the case to be repaired in damages. This is not a technical...