...pleading in the acction. That when the fhip arrived at the port of Lynn, fhe was not worth repairing. The queftion for the opinion of the court was, whether the plaintiffs had a right to abandon. This cafe came on to be argued when Lord Mansfield was abfent. Mr. Juftice...

...pleading in the a&ion. That when the fhip arrived at the port of Lynn, flie was not worth repairing. The queftion for the opinion of the court was, whether the plaintiffs had a right to abandon. This cafe came on to be argued when Lord Mansfield was abfent. Mr. Juftice...

...of £.2455 17s. \d. as money had and received by them to the ufe of the bankrupt. —Upon this cafe, the queftion for the opinion of the court was, whether the plaintiffs were entitled to recover thowhole fum of £.2455 17i. \d. as the net profit of the infurnnces made in the name of A. ; and if...

...notice to the head judge of the court, or detain the (hip William, or her cargo, or any part thereof. The queftion for the opinion of the Court was, Whether the plaintiffs were entitled to recover ? Gafelee for the plaintiffs contended, ift, That this being a delivery of goods by the confignor on...

...and that Pollard and Son, on the quay at Brijlol, were the agents for that (hip. This was the firft intimation which the defendant received from the plaintiffs...the chaff-cutter had been fent by the Nancy." The quedion for the opinion of the Court of Common Pleas was, whether the plaintiffs were entitled to recover,...

...OcJober i, 1800." This notice was figned by the defendant and by 4y other owners of vefll-ls at Hull. The queftion for the opinion of the Court was, Whether the plaintiffs were entitled to more than ic/. per cent, upon the above damages ? If they were fo entitled, the verdict was to be entered...

...this evidence being objected to by the counfel for the Plaintiff's, was rejected by the learned Judge. The queftion for the opinion of the Court was, Whether the Plaintiffs were liable to be afleffed to the land-tax by the commiffioners of the city of Oxford in refpe£t of all,...

...was 2720/. The Defendant, after advice of the feizure, adjufted a lofs of 35 per cent, upon account. The queftion for the opinion of the Court was, whether the Plaintiffs were entitled to recover from the Defendant the 44/. 1 6s. for which the verdict was taken, or or any and what other fum. If...

...and that Pollard and Son, on the quay at Bristol, were the agents for that ship. This was the first intimation which the defendant received from the plaintiffs, that the chaffcutter had been sent by the Naney." The Court, after argument, determined, that the plaintiff was entitled to recover....