Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia, 42. sējumsM. Curlander, 1915 |
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20. lappuse
... entered into an agreement with Lambert to deposit twenty - five hundred dollars of it in the Commercial National Bank , of this city , to the credit of Diggs and Lambert . Over fifteen hundred dollars more was paid out by Diggs for ...
... entered into an agreement with Lambert to deposit twenty - five hundred dollars of it in the Commercial National Bank , of this city , to the credit of Diggs and Lambert . Over fifteen hundred dollars more was paid out by Diggs for ...
23. lappuse
... entered and no money paid into court as the result of the compromise ; hence there was nothing against which an attorney's lien could be enforced . Lamont v . Washington & G. R. Co. 2 Mackey , 502 , 47 Am . Rep . 268 ; Parish v ...
... entered and no money paid into court as the result of the compromise ; hence there was nothing against which an attorney's lien could be enforced . Lamont v . Washington & G. R. Co. 2 Mackey , 502 , 47 Am . Rep . 268 ; Parish v ...
25. lappuse
... entered a nunc pro tunc order giving leave to sue as of the date of the original bill . 2. Equity may take jurisdiction of a suit to enjoin the receiver of an in- solvent joint - stock association from distributing the assets of the ...
... entered a nunc pro tunc order giving leave to sue as of the date of the original bill . 2. Equity may take jurisdiction of a suit to enjoin the receiver of an in- solvent joint - stock association from distributing the assets of the ...
27. lappuse
... entered against them . The demurrer was overruled with leave to the receiver to answer , and it was further ordered that the plaintiff have leave to file his bill against the receiver nunc pro tunc as of the 21st day of July , 1911 ...
... entered against them . The demurrer was overruled with leave to the receiver to answer , and it was further ordered that the plaintiff have leave to file his bill against the receiver nunc pro tunc as of the 21st day of July , 1911 ...
31. lappuse
... entering the minutes , but one expressly intended to relate back to the be- ginning of the suit so as to give sanction thereto , now for then , as the court had the right to do . Hirshfeld v . Kalischer , 81 Hun , 606 , 607 , 30 N. Y. ...
... entering the minutes , but one expressly intended to relate back to the be- ginning of the suit so as to give sanction thereto , now for then , as the court had the right to do . Hirshfeld v . Kalischer , 81 Hun , 606 , 607 , 30 N. Y. ...
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