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LAW INTELLIGENCE AND BANKRUPTCY BATTLES AT COMMON PLEAS
In open court Chief Justice and Serjeants clash over proof of consideration for a bill of exchange in a bankruptcy case. Vaughan argues a notice cannot require proof, while the court cites Delany v Michell and flatly rejects the new doctrine. Verdict for the plaintiff follows after evidence on accused bankrupt Harris and associated banker's cheques. A separate entry covers Woodley and Co. v Paul, detailing a wheat sale dispute, creditor credit, and a jury verdict for the plaintiffs.
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Lombdan
Ditrer
Clare
Serjeant Oustow
Serjeant
Vaughan
Ellenbornugh
Serjeant Vaughan
Maneflell
Serjeant Vaighan
Thia
Duatice
Mr Sorjean
Iilips
Tie
Plains Ulf
Delaunay
Lordahip
Aterson
Fardacre
Pasian
Trother Vaughan
Betjeant Vaughan
Vaushat
Tarrin
Laintiff
Morris Fa
Serjeant Onslow
Harris
Woodley and Co
Paul
Serjesnt Vastchan
Wealaven
Pate
Wight
Ana
Maul
Smith
Pau
Pande
Serpent Pelbitiett
Ccs
Severad Wienesses
Vandlan
Ale
Great Jenith
Impaden Ely
Dawager
Vegalye