 | John Morgan (Barrister-at-law) - 1787 - 564 sider
...allowed, and contained in the regifter. 4 Co. 94. b. In all cafes where a man has a temporal lofs, or damage, by the wrong of another, he may have an action upon the cafe to be repaired in damages. As, if A. hath a colliery and B. ftops up an highway near... | |
 | Thomas Starkie - 1813 - 710 sider
...The Law of England, in its ample and equitable provision of remedies, prescribes, generally, that " WHERE A MAN HAS A TEMPORAL LOSS OR DAMAGE BY THE WRONG OF ANOTHER, HE SHALL HAVE AN ACTION OX THE CASE TO BE KEPAIRED IN DAMAGES." (1 Com. Dig. 168. Bac. Ab. tit. Actions*... | |
 | 1816 - 452 sider
...action upon the case is an action founded upon a wrong "; it does not say a malicious wrong. Again, " In all cases where a man has a temporal loss or damage by the wrong of another, he may have an action upon the case to be repaired in damages." Now, though it be no wrong if a Judge in a matter within... | |
 | 1816 - 644 sider
...upan the ease, Ais an action founded upon a wrong;" it docs not say a i8rj. malicious wrong. Again, " In all cases where a man — — has a temporal loss or damage by the wrong of another, Cagair.a he may have an action upon the case to be repaired in PARKINS**., damages." Now, though it... | |
 | Sir John Comyns - 1824 - 840 sider
...of the case. 8 Co. 48. a. Yet, it is an action allowed, and contained in the register. 4 Co. 94. b. In all cases, where a man has a temporal loss, or...damage by the wrong of another, he may have an action upon the case to be repaired in damages.^) As, if A. has a colliery, and B. stops up a highway near... | |
 | Thomas Starkie - 1826 - 658 sider
...The Law of England, in its ample and equitable provision of remedies, prescribes, generally, that " WHERE A MAN HAS A TEMPORAL LOSS OR DAMAGE BY THE WRONG OF ANOTHER, HE SHALL HAVE AN ACTION ON THE CASE TO BE REPAIRED IN DAMAGES." (1 Com. Dig. 168. Bac. Ab. tit. Actions.... | |
 | Thomas Starkie - 1830 - 688 sider
...can be shown. And by leaving all other cases to the operation of the general principle of law, that " Where a man has a temporal loss or damage by the wrong of another, he shall have an action on the case to be repaired in damages (b). For this general rule embraces all... | |
 | Sir Thomas Edlyne Tomlins - 1835 - 854 sider
...complaint at large ; and it is the same where suits are commenced in B R. by original out of Chancery. In all cases where a man has a temporal loss, or damage, by the wrong of another (not amounting to a trespass, for, if it do, his remedy is by action of trespass), he may have an action... | |
 | Esek Cowen, New York (State). Supreme Court - 1837 - 826 sider
...conspiracy. J. Anthon, for the plaintiff, now moved to set aside the nonsuit; and for a new trial. He said that, in all cases, where a man has a temporal loss or damage by the act of another, he may have an action on the case to be repaired in damages. This is not a technical... | |
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In all cases where a man has a temporal loss or damage by the wrong of another, he may have an action upon the case to be repaired in damages. 
