...would have saved the Writ. As it is, the process is bad, and must be quashed. 1 26 The following is the judgment: " The Court having heard the parties by their Counsel upon the motion of the Defendant of the 17th day of October instant, that the Writ of Saiste-Arr€t issued...

...cross-examination shews that he, cannot state how the monies were employed, and the Defendant examined on fait* et articles says in distinct terms that they never...motion of the Defendant to reject the deposition of Francois Baby, a witness examined in this cause on the part of the Plaintiff, and also to reject that...

...stand. The action is therefore dismissed with costs. Le jugement de la Cour est motivé comme suit : — The Court having heard the parties by their counsel upon the merits of this cause, examined the proceedings and proof of record, and having deliberated thereon, considering that the...

...l'inscription au mérite sur les deux demandes. Le jugement de la Cour Supérieure est comme suit : The Court having heard the parties by their counsel upon the merits of the inscription en faux made in this cause by the plaintiff en faux, and of the intervention made and...

...est appel est conçu comme suit : "The3lstMarch 1859. "Present : The Honorable Mr. Justice fiadgley. "The Court having heard the parties by their counsel upon the merits of this cause and upon the motion of the Plaintiir of the 17 March instant, having examined the proceedings and évidence...

...other. Nothing of the kind was proved. The demurrer to part of defendant's plea must be maintained. > , JUDGMENT: The Court, having heard the parties, by their Counsel, upon the answer or demurrer of Plaintiffs to that portion of defendant's plea, commencing with the words following...

...mandat, as given by the said Antoine St. Germain, is duly proved. The Court gives judgment for $69.30. The Court having heard the parties by their Counsel upon the merits of this cause, examined the proceedures and proof of record an I admissions of the Defendant, and deliberated. Considering,...

...evidence on both sides, the Court rendered the following judgment :—• .. .'. -i !«!• <.i ' " The Court having heard the parties, by their counsel, upon the merits of this cause, examined- the proceedings, proofs of record, and evidence adduced, and'maturely deliberated,— " Considering...

...was accumulated ; whereupon the Court at G-aspé rendered the following judgment : MoCoRD, J. :—" The Court having heard the parties by their " Counsel upon the merits of the declinatory exception in this " cause filed, having seen and examined the pleadings and " evidence...

...es t a te of Hector McKenzic et al. The judgment of the Court below was in the following terms :— "The Court having heard the parties by their counsel upon the merits of claim of said claimant and contestation thereof, examined the proceedings, etc " Considering that said...