...cannot be determined by the parson, &c. without giving a reasonable notice to the occupiers of the land. I am not aware of any • case in which it has been solemnly adjudged what is reasonable notice for the determination of such composition. It will be proper,...

...bankrupt to impeach the commission *upon the facts now stated in the affidavits. [Lord Chancellor. I am not aware of any case, in which it has been held at law, that a bankrupt may set up his own prior secret act of bankruptcy to avoid a subsequent...

...the essence of the offence, while in others it is said, that they mean no more than vi et armis. But I am not aware of any case in which it has been holden, that an indictment similar to those counts in the indictment now in dispute could not be supported....

...record, and contended that they had a legal defence-, — the plaintiffs went through their proof, and, I am not aware of any case, in which it has been laid down to be the duty of a judge, to give his opinion of the legal effect of particular evidence...

...the record, and contended that they had a legal defence; — the plaintiffs went through their proof, and, I am not aware of any case, in which it has been laid down to be the duty of a judge to his opinion of the legal effect of particular evidence in tne...

...sufficiently proved, and the plaintiff has been obliged to go farther and give better evidence; but I am not aware of any case in which it has been held, (taking for truth that which is contained in the depositions,) that the depositions have not...

...is never supported without proof of collusion, has certainly been qualified by later decisions ; but I am not aware of any case in which it has been laid down, that where there has been a suit in this court for the administration of the estate, and...

...the persons who employ them. Now, where the question has been tried on that sort of evidence alone, I am not aware of any case in which it has been held sufficient that expressions have been used which may be thought applicable to the married state...

...should not be justified in receiving such examined copy of the register as evidence of the marriage ; and I am not aware of any case in which it has been laid down, that where a register is kept in any colony under English law, an examined copy of such...

...agreement in writing, made inter paries, in their Christian and surnames, and not in the name of any firm. I am not aware of any case in which it has been held, that under such circumstances, a dormant partner is liable to be sued. I take it, that Siffkin...