10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CALUMNIOUSLY»
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The Scottish Jurist: Containing Reports of Cases Decided in ...
... and falsely and calumniously represents that the pursuer had been guilty of the
crimeof assaulting William Donaldson, post-boy in Brechin, in a dastardly and
cowardly manner, and that the pursuer was a person unfit to hold the office of a ...
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Practical notes on the structure of issues in jury cases in ...
the speedy death of the King, meaning his said Majesty, or did falsely and
calumniously use or utter words to that effect, to the loss, injury, and damage of
the pursuer ? Whether, at or near the Abbey- Mill of Jedburgh, on or about the
day of the ...
Robert MacFarlane, Thomas Cleghorn, Scotland. Court of Session,
1849
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Reports of jury trials in the Court of Session: from March ...
2d, Whether, at the time and place aforesaid, and in the presence and hearing of
the persons aforesaid, or any of them, the defender did falsely and calumniously
say that the pursuer was a damned brute — meaning that the pursuer was ...
Scotland. Court of Session, Robert MacFarlane,
1841
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Cases Decided in the Court of Session
... pending the pro- ' ceeding aforesaid, and in presence and hearing of the
persons then and ' there assembled, the defender Robert Barclay Allardice did
falsely, ' maliciously, and calumniously say that the pursuer, besides being a '
poacher, ...
Scotland. Court of Session,
1829
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The Journal of Jurisprudence
The case was reported on issues — (1) Whether, time and place specified, defr.
did, in the presence of, etc., falsely and calumniously say that the bread baked by
pursuer was injurious to the health of those who consumed it, etc. 1 (2) Whether ...
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Cases Decided in the Court of Session, Teind Court, &c. and ...
the defender did falsely and calumniously, maliciously and without probable N0 3
,; cause, use words of the like import and effect, of and concerning the pursuer, to
his injury and damage.” (Cond. 14.) “The defender farther, time Feb 193363 ...
Scotland. Court of Session,
1863
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The Scottish Law Reporter: Continuing Reports ... of Cases ...
or did falsely and calumniously use and utter words of the said import and effect
of and concerning the pursuer — to the loss, injury, and damage of the pursuer ?
"2. Whether, on or about the 17th April I866, the defender did, within the shop in ...
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Report of the trial for libel, the queen ... v. Charles ...
Charles Griffin. REPORT OF THK TRIAL FOR LIBEL, (The QUEEN, on the
Prosecution of The Right Honourable Lord LEIGH, v. CHARLES GRIFFIN,) - IN
CALUMNIOUSLY ALLEGING MURDERS TP HAVE BEEN COMMITTED
STQMIILIDQIK] ...
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Reports of Cases Tried in the Jury Court: From the ...
... little prospect which he can entertain of ultimate indemnification from the
opponent by whom he has been so improperly and calumniously brought into the
field. In respect □whereof, Sfc. William Boswirx ANSWERS for James Manuel
Junior.
Scotland. Jury Court, Joseph Murray,
1818
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Decisions of the Court of Session: from November 1825 to ...
... the time and ' place, and pending the proceeding aforesaid, and in ' presence
and hearing of the persons then and there * assembled, the defender, Robert
Barclay Allardice, * did falsely, maliciously, and calumniously say that ' the
pursuer, ...
Scotland. Court of Session, F. Somerville, J. Tawse,
1829
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