Court of Chancery considers water rights in Plymouth case
The Attorney General and the Corporation of Plymouth contest exclusive rights to a local watercourse through Plymouth. The case seeks to resolve whether the hospital trustees or town needs govern the water use, with motions and affidavits detailing letters and alleged misinformation amid a broader inquiry into proper settlement of rights.
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Manchester
Furthly
Beard
Bethel
General
Corporation OF
Peymouth
Master of the Rolls presides with few motions in court
His Lordship the Master of the Rolls took his seat shortly before two o'clock and disposed of a few motions for the payment of money in various causes. No case of note came before him that day.
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Rolls Court
Jay
Master of the Rolls
MORRIS V. VIVIAN AND WILLIAMS AND OTHER CHAMBERS CASES
In Vice-Chancellors' Court Jax the Salisbury v Morris case granted a decree for accounts and allowances of agency expenses. Morris v Vivian and Williams sought an injunction to stop draining water from a coal mine into plaintiff's mines, with trial postponed for replies. Coceburek v Singleton involved leases and alleged fraud in rectorial tithes, dismissed without costs. Walker v Jeffreys concerned renewal of a long lease on mines, with covenant and trust arguments and case stood over for a week.
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England
Salisbury
Morris
Vivian and
Williams
Gwansea Coal Company
Kurent Bruce
Coceburek
Singleton
Bil
Bil Hoxovg
Milner
York
Costa
Wicrant
Walker
Carpenter
Cater
Howoux
Court actions over railway compensation and libel case
In Queen v Directors of the London and Greenwich Railway Company a rule to show cause on a mandate for summoning a jury to assess compensation to Nearby property owners arose after railway widening brought premises within the line's stationary distance. Also noted is a criminal information for libel against the rector of Barkstone for a letter to the Morning Herald linking Earl Fitzhardinge to an alleged abduction and death plot.
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Police Office
Graham
Taaggietrate
Downpas
Arthur Strahan and Co
Victoria
Court of Session
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New South Wales
Arthur Strachan and Co
London
England
Ireland
Lord Dewman
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Justice Parrzsox
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Greenwich
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Messrs. Sice and Co
Bey
T. Eece
Earl Fitshardinge
Barkstool
Lincoln
Morning Herald
Junius
Clifton
Demise Case in Battlecourt Referenced as Legal Precedent
In Batl Court on January 11 Judge Williams faced a vacant courtroom until counsel appeared. The case DOB Demise Start v Mobbs concerns a property dispute valued at no less than 200000 pounds tied to a Dorset MP Start. Trial history includes a previous ejectment verdict and questions over juror swearing and a potential new trial.
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Justice Williams
Mobbs
Baxstow
Replevin
Start
Dorset
Hoxton
Middlesex
Nis Ras
Lord Denman
Mobba
Central Crimins Court
Court session opens with routine motions
The court convened at one o'clock with standard formalities. The proceedings centered on motions, all of which yielded no notable outcomes or interest.
Bankrupts in Court of Bankruptcy Jax Case Summaries
The court heard examinations of John Marshall a Birchinlane merchant noted as emigrant, with assets and liabilities detailed including large unsettled balances and port Philip investments. John Buckle fled creditors, tea-dealer accounts weak, adjournment granted. Thomas Giles fled, proclaimed outlaw, wife and workers cited. creditors large but unpaid.
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John Marshall
Birchinlane
Cornhill
Ditta
Port Philip
John Buckle
Bancruprce
Baat
Rans
Insolvent Estate Adjacently Traced in Adjourned Hearing
Fragmentary notes describe proceedings with an insolvent, detailing dealings and amounts connected to the estate. The hearing was adjourned to determine the extent of assets and debts and to review a cloth obtained by an involved party. The text references individuals and items without clear dates or places.
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