by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 10, 1892
T. L. WARNER, Appellant, vs. THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA, Appellee. Conspiracy. [January Term, A. D. 1892.] Before His Honor C. L. Parsons, Chief Justice, and the Honorable Associate Justices. MOTION TO DISMISS APPEAL. The Republic of Liberia, appellee in the above... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 10, 1892
J. W. TOLES, Appellant, vs. I. C. DICKINSON, Appellee. Fraud. [January Term, A. D. 1892.] Before His Honor C. L. Parsons, Chief Justice, and the Honorable Associate Justices. MOTION TO DISMISS APPEAL. The appellee, I. C. Dickinson, respectfully motions the honorable... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 10, 1892
J. B. C. ROYE, Appellant, vs. THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA, Appellee. [January Term, A. D. 1892.] Appeal from the Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, Montserrado County. Murder. The law will not allow greater force to be used than is actually necessary to eject a... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 10, 1892
T. A. JOHNS, Plaintiff in Error, vs. THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA, Defendant in Error. [January Term, A. D. 1892.] Appeal from the Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, Montserrado County. Assault with Intent to Kill. Until verdict is rendered in open court the jury... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 10, 1892
THOMAS GEORGE, Appellant, vs. THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA, Appellee. [January Term, A. D. 1892.] Appeal front the Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, Montserrado County. Murder. Where a party unlawfully carries about a loaded gun and from carelessness and... by Lib Law Administrator | Oct 10, 1892
J. B. C. ROYE, Appellant, vs. THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA, Appellee. Murder. [January Term, A. D. 1892.] COURT’S RULING ON MOTION TO DISMISS APPEAL. Statutes must be strictly construed as to intention and effects, therefore when any statute or part of it conflicts...