Change of Venue and Pleading Under State Law
A historical court discussion covers change of venue when prejudice of a judge is claimed, noting that an oath or affidavit requires the court to grant the change. It also outlines Code pleading requirements, urging liberal construction to allow attorneys to file affidavits and to compel precise responsive pleadings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich Ugh Cratere
Otters
Ann
Sev. It
LA Cross
Iter Fe
Dosey
Ahange
Der
Yynilud Sud Losey
Pee TL
A. Chanter A
Burtor
Sis
Supreme Court
Rock County
Ptf
Ageut
Bis
Undisclosed Consideration Question in Promissory Note Denial
In a general denial the defense cannot introduce evidence tending to show that the note’s consideration was defective. The case centers on a promissory note under dispute where the defendant argues lack of valid consideration while the plaintiff asserts enforceability. The court weighs whether evidence of consideration is admissible under the denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo CO
Dft
A. Winklenburg
Lees
Byere Court
Ullman Gut Stein
Fattening Sheep and a Tale of Virtue in France
An article advises fattening large sheep with dry, well ventilated pens and Clover hay, noting weight gain and manure value. It warns sheep need water, regular feeding, and gentleness around dogs. A separate fable recounts a Tolouse galley escape where a starving father protects a returned prisoner, securing mercy and a ministerial pardon.
Feeding to fatten animals under Johnston's rule
The article argues for high but not excessive feeding to fatten stock, noting excess fat reduces profit. It observes farmers often feed too little grain rather than too much and suggests a farm practice of not selling corn or oats off the farm, crediting Johnston's rule as a key to success in Genesee Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnston
Dingland
Pong
Durin Johnston
Genesee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agricultural
Rothangtead
Gustaves Criinan
Tolouse