...be allowed to raise a technical objection to the service of the writ. Lord Chief Justice TINDAL. — I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The writ served upon the defendant was directed to the Chamberlain of the county palatine of Chester, commanding...

...to appeal against a rate.] Tomlinson, in support of the rule, was not heard. LORD CAMPBELL, CJ — I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The ground of objection taken is wholly untenable. The rate has been duly made; there has been no appeal...

...property in himself whereon to found his action. BOLLAND B. — After hearing the arguments at the bar, I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The question is whether there is such a property in Mellin, as to entitle his executors to bring trover...

...but it seems to me quite clear that it exempts the defendant from the penalties sued for. CRESSWELL, J. — I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute for entering a nonsuit. The first question is, whether the document was a consent in writing, under...

...has made out no property in himself whereon BOLL AND B. — After hearing the arguments at the bar, I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The question is whether there is such a property in Mellin, as to entitle his executors to bring trover...

...were entitled in their names only, as overseers, no mention being made of the churchwardens. — PARKE J. I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. With regard to the first objection, it is true the appeal is formally entered as an appeal against...

...case was, therefore, clearly distinguishable from the authorities cited on the other side. COLERIDGE, J. — I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The words of the 9th section of the act are the same as the words of the old rule of Court, and it cannot,...

...plaintiff*. — He then contended on the affidavits, that the rule ought to be made absolute. COLERIDGE, J. — I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. Three grounds of opposition to the rule are taken, the last of which, on the facts of the case, is...

...certify, and he has not done it] Bylet, Serjt. and Ogle contra, were not called upon. JERVIS, CJ — I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The arbitrator makes his award, and chooses, in making his award, to determine the separate issues: on...

...evidence of its contents, and that if it be produced and be unstamped, he will be nonsuited. WIGHTMAN, J. — I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The defendants are in possession of a letter to which they are parties, and which is said to be evidence...