Alberta Law Reports, Volume 14Burroughs, 1920 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... held to justify the ap- pointment of a new arbitrator on the ground that the first was “ in- capable of acting " within the meaning of sec . 7 of The Arbitration Act , ch . 6 , 1909 . Sec . 13 of The Arbitration Act , which provides ...
... held to justify the ap- pointment of a new arbitrator on the ground that the first was “ in- capable of acting " within the meaning of sec . 7 of The Arbitration Act , ch . 6 , 1909 . Sec . 13 of The Arbitration Act , which provides ...
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... held that the section which is in the exact terms of ours gave no authority to make the award a judgment even in the terms of the award . Fletcher Moulton , L.J. at p . 482 says : " It [ the section ] gives no power to turn such an ...
... held that the section which is in the exact terms of ours gave no authority to make the award a judgment even in the terms of the award . Fletcher Moulton , L.J. at p . 482 says : " It [ the section ] gives no power to turn such an ...
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... held him for the vendor and had sued for the purchase - money as for money had and received he would undoubtedly have been entitled to succeed at least when the animal was in as good a condition as when he bought it and there is nothing ...
... held him for the vendor and had sued for the purchase - money as for money had and received he would undoubtedly have been entitled to succeed at least when the animal was in as good a condition as when he bought it and there is nothing ...
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... held by the trial Judge that there was no evidence of a warranty but he told the jury that the vendors had contracted to sell oxalic acid and were bound to do so and that it was a question of fact for them to say whether the purchaser ...
... held by the trial Judge that there was no evidence of a warranty but he told the jury that the vendors had contracted to sell oxalic acid and were bound to do so and that it was a question of fact for them to say whether the purchaser ...
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... held I think to have been asserting that something had been expressly represented ( a term of equity ) or warranted ( a term of common law ) . The defendant went to trial to meet this undoubted allega- tion of intended fraud . The trial ...
... held I think to have been asserting that something had been expressly represented ( a term of equity ) or warranted ( a term of common law ) . The defendant went to trial to meet this undoubted allega- tion of intended fraud . The trial ...
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