Reports of Cases Heard and Determined by the Judicial Committee and the Lords of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Volume 1V. & R. Stevens, Sons, and Haynes, 1864 |
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A'BECKETT action agreement alleged Andree Appellant Appellant's firms application Assignee authority B. H. Jones Bishop BYRNES Canada CAPE TOWN charge Christoffelsz Church claim collision Colony contract Court of Admiralty creditors debts declaration decree deed Deesse Defendant Delesderniers England evidence Executor Falkland Islands FALKLAND ISLANDS COMPANY Florence Nightingale granted Hardy House of Commons Insolvent Insurance invention Isaac Booth Jobbins John Taylor Coleridge JOYKISSEN MOOKERJEE judgment jurisdiction jury learned Judge lease Letters Patent liability Lord Chelmsford Lord Justice Lord Kingsdown Lordships Lower Canada Maander Macfarlane Majesty Malvina ment Moore's P. C. Nizamut Adawlut Nunes objection opinion owners parties payment person petition Petitioner Plaintiffs port premises privileges proceedings QUEEN question respect Respondent Robinson Roman-Dutch law SERIES.-VOL Serjeant-at-Arms ship starboard Statute Statute of Frauds steam-engine steamer Supreme Court Synod Testator Testator's thereof tion trial TROTMAN Trustee verdict vessel Vict WESTERN RAILWAY WILLIAMS
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