...This present application, said he, is sanctioned by the constitution, and the laws of our country. There can be no doubt of the power of the court to award the process, for which we apply, nor can there be any question of the justice' or proprjety of...

...This present application, said he, is sanctioned by the constitution, and the laws of our country. There can be no doubt of the power of the court to award the process, for which we apply, nor cau there he any question of the justice or propriety of...

...right to sell without us with the execution being in his possession. With regard to the third point, there can be no doubt of the power of the Court to amend or correct its judgments during the continuance of the term in which they have been pronounced....

...if the Court will add the words "in and," no objection can be made, and the order cannot be quashed. There can be no doubt of the power of the Court to make this amendment. The 12 & 13 Viet. c. 45. 8.7. contains these words, " If upon the return to any...

...beneficial to all the creditors of the bankrupt. ERSKINE, CJ — Upon looking at this act of parliament, there can be no doubt of the power of the Court to remove any assignee, official or otherwise, without being under the necessity of appointing another....

...beneficial to all the creditors of the bankrupt. ERSKINE, CJ — Upon looking at this act of parliament, there can be no doubt of the power of the Court to remove any assignee, official or otherwise, without being under the necessity of appointing another....

...jurisdiction of the Court, with a view to education, health, intercourse with parents, and similar purposes, there can be no doubt of the power of the Court to exercise its discretion, and such discretion has in fact been exercised. Thus, in a case before Lord...

...before it, or allow a commission to be issued, which is now much the more usual course ; for, although there can be no doubt of the power of the court to have an infant defendant brought in from any part of the State ;(n) yet it is rarely found to be convenient,...

...award a feigned issue to be tried as in other cases. The costs shall be paid by the party failing.(2) There can be no doubt of the power of the court to ascertain these matters of fact by a reference. The 47th section, (p. 325,) provides that when the...

...to the Court, but those circumstances do not exist in the present case.] — As to the other point, there can be no doubt of the power of the Court to stay proceedings, when the justice of the case requires it. It is the constant practice to do so where...