The Ontario Law Reports: Cases Determined in the Court of Appeal and in the High Court of Justice for Ontario, Volume 5Canada Law Book Company, 1903 "Cases determined in the Supreme Court of Ontario (Appellate and High Court Divisions)" (varies) |
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... contended for by the plaintiff would in fact render the section nugatory , for nothing would be easier than to evade it . I think the section should be given a broad and wholesome interpretation , and that it should be held wide enough ...
... contended for by the plaintiff would in fact render the section nugatory , for nothing would be easier than to evade it . I think the section should be given a broad and wholesome interpretation , and that it should be held wide enough ...
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... contended that the defen- dants should shew that they were not bound by their election to take the ordinary præcipe order : that the costs had been increased in this case by a commission to take evidence in New York , examination for ...
... contended that the defen- dants should shew that they were not bound by their election to take the ordinary præcipe order : that the costs had been increased in this case by a commission to take evidence in New York , examination for ...
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... contended that the Master's ruling was upon a question of practice , within the meaning of sec . 75 of the Judicature Act , R.S.O. 1897 , ch . 51 , and therefore an appeal therefrom lay to a Judge ; and that by the effect of Rules 827 ...
... contended that the Master's ruling was upon a question of practice , within the meaning of sec . 75 of the Judicature Act , R.S.O. 1897 , ch . 51 , and therefore an appeal therefrom lay to a Judge ; and that by the effect of Rules 827 ...
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... contended before us , that , upon the security given by the appel- lant company under Rule 826 being allowed , all further proceedings in the action in the High Court except the issue of the judgment and the taxation of costs became ...
... contended before us , that , upon the security given by the appel- lant company under Rule 826 being allowed , all further proceedings in the action in the High Court except the issue of the judgment and the taxation of costs became ...
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... contended that the original agreement had , as to either the time of payment or the rate of interest until payment , been altered or affected . The extension stipulated for was apparently only primarily for one month , that is , to the ...
... contended that the original agreement had , as to either the time of payment or the rate of interest until payment , been altered or affected . The extension stipulated for was apparently only primarily for one month , that is , to the ...
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