...Cheltenham Paving Commissioners (g). Crowder and Phinn, in support of the rule, were not called on. ERLE, J. — I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. It is clear that a party assaulted has the choice of several remedies. He may proceed by indictment...

...a respondent parish. The 35 Geo. 3, c. 101, s. 2, had no bearing whatever on this case. COLERIDGE, J. — I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute, for that the stat. 9 Geo. 1, c, 7, s. 9, is imperative upon justices, and requires them positively...

...then pending action without costs, the "• Court made the rule absolute. There Abbott, CJ, said, " the plaintiffs might have sued the defendant jointly...actions against several members of the same company." So in Miles v. Inhabitants of Bristol (a), the plaintiff brought an action in the Court of King's Bench...

...words of the interpleader act, 1 & 2 W. 4, c. 58, s. 6, are " taken or intended to be taken."] COLTMAN, J.(«) I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The property in the goods was originally in Brown, and it appears to me that that property was not altered...

...he was acting in pursuance of the statute.] They referred also to Kine v. Evershed(f). PARKE, B. — I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The defendant would be entitled to notice of action, if he bona fide considered that there were sufficient...

...was not allowed to be heard. Hawkins, in support of the rule, was stopped by the court. JERVIS, CJ I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The only difficulty arises from the endeavor to give a limited construction to the statute. The words "...

...magistrates, but it was held that the description was sufficient to give reasonable information. COLERIDGE, J. I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute; and I think it ought to be so upon looking at the plain intention of this act of parliament, and the...

...indorsement might be made upon it at the custom-house. (Here he was stopped by the court.) LORD DENMAN CJ I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The conviction ought to have shown what the purpose was for which the certificate was required, in order...

...Court then, without calling upon Counsel in support of the Rule, gave judgment. Lord Campbell. — I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The Local Authority are required by the Nuisances' Removal Act to do certain works, and are empowered to...

...costs do not go with it as an incident to the judgment; they are discretionary only. Lord CAMPBELL CJ I am of opinion that this rule must be made absolute. The law is not in a satisfactory state ; and I think it desirable that it should be reviewed, and the excise...