...confents to p<y to the plaintiff, " if the plaintiff is entitled to the fame." " And the queftion for the opinion of the court is, Whether " the plaintiff is entitled to recover the fum of 1717. 3*. or any *' or what part thereof?" Le Blanc Serjt. for the plaintiff. The queftion...

...the commissioners had about 12001. or 14001. in the hands of their treasurer. The question for the opinion of the Court is, Whether the Plaintiff is entitled to recover ? This case was twice argued ; first in Trinity term last by Sellon Serjt. for the Plaintiff, and Bayley...

...widow arid executrix, and has continued to occupy the premises since his death, The question for the opinion of the court is, whether the plaintiff" is entitled to recover. Upon .the case being first read, Lord ELLEN BOROUGH, CJ observed, that there was no question in it,...

...of the cargo on board her at the time she was taken possession of as aforesaid. The question for the opinion of the Court is, Whether the plaintiff is entitled to recover? This case was very fully argued first in Easter term, 41 Gco. 3. by J, B. fFiarren for the plaintiff,...

...Woodhouse and A, Thomas, are the devisees named in the will, and claim as such. The question for the opinion of the Court is, whether the plaintiff is entitled to recover; if he is, the verdict is to stand; if not, then a verdict is to be entered for the defendant. Puller, for the plaintiff,...

...Mswa*™.. named in the will, and claim as such. A t • .., . i . ,„, ,. GOODTITLR ' The question for the opinion of the Court is, whether the plaintiff is entitled to recover : if he \a, the verdict is to stand ; if uot, then a verdict is to be entered for the defendant. Puller, for...

...pocket-money, and ill. is a fair compensation' for his services from Halifax to &'iieldt. The question for the opinion of the Court is, whether the plaintiff is...Gaselee contended that the plaintiff was entitled td Recover, inasmuch as he might waive the tort, and sue in assumpsit. And i st he observed that ia/,...

...justice at the time of the conviction was rejected upon the trial of the cause. The question for the opinion of the Court is, Whether the plaintiff is entitled to recover in this action ? Wood, for the plaintiff. The principal objection to this action is, that by the statute...

...orders entirely from him. The action is brought with the consent of the Committee. The question for the opinion of the Court is, whether the Plaintiff is entitled to recover. If the Court shall be of that opinion, the verdict is to stand, subject to a reference ; if not, a nonsuit...

...of the times when he might be engaged as chorister in the ambassador's chapel. The question for the opinion of the Court is, whether the plaintiff is entitled to recover. If so, the verdict is to stand ; otherwise a nonsuit to be entered. Campbell, for the plaintiff. The questions...