by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 6, 1861
JOHNSON, TURPIN and DUNBAR, Appellants, vs. J. J. ROBERTS, Appellee. [January Term, A. D. 1861.] Appeal from the Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, Montserrado County. Record-Evidence-Bond. 1. Party appealing should superintend the appeal and see that all... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 6, 1861
B. P. YATES, Agt. of Southern Bapt. Mission, Appellant, vs. McGill BROTHER, Appellee. [January Term, A. D. 1861.] Appeal from the Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas. Montserrado County. Appeal-Bill of exceptions. A bill of exceptions is a formal statement in... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 6, 1861
REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA, Appellant, vs. JOHN SMITH or J. HARRIS, Appellee. [January Term, A. D. 1861.] Appeal from the Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, Montserrado County. Violation of Revenue Laws. It is presumed that the law is consistent and that the... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 6, 1861
SAVINIA E. BROWN, Appellant, vs. FRANCIS PAYNE, Appellee. [January Term, A.D. 1861.] Appeal from the Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, Sinoe County. Ejectment-Husband and wife-Courtesy. 1. The husband cannot inherit the property of his wife at her death; nor... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 6, 1861
DENNIS, Appellant, vs. BOWSER, Appellee. [January Term, A. D. 1861] Appeal from the Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, Montserrado County. Slander-Special damages-Evidence. 1. Words not actionable per se, cannot support action for slander without proof of... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 6, 1861
SIVINIA BROWN, Appellant, vs. MARY ANN BROWN, Appellee. [January Term, A. D. 1861.] Appeal from the Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, Sinoe County. This case is before the court on an appeal from the judgment of the court below, excepting to the verdict of... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 6, 1861
SAVENIA E. BROWN, Appellant, vs. MARY A. L. BROWN, Appellee. [January Term, A. D. 1861.] Trespass-Proof-Magistrate. 1. When the injury complained of in trespass is unaccompanied by force, or the damage sustained consequential, the suit is technically termed Trespass... by Lib Law Administrator | Apr 19, 1861
