...maintainable if the trustees used proper care and caution, «md did nothing oppressive or arbitrary; and he directed the jury to find for the plaintiff, if they were of opinion that the trustees acted arbitrarily, oppressively, or carelessly; but if they were of a different * opinion,...

...account would not have been dosed, and there would not have been any payment of the usurious interest ; and he directed the jury to find for the plaintiff, if they were of opinion upon the evidence that the 25Ql. advanced by Laing on the SOth of October, was advanced upon the general...

...discovered ; and Brec v. Holbech (a) was cited. The learned Judge suffered the cause to proceed, and finally directed the jury to find for the plaintiff if they were of opinion that the plaintiff had been induced by the fraud of the defendant to advance the money, otherwise for the...

...refusal to pay a check under such circumstances was a breach of duty for which an action would lie; and he directed the jury to find for the plaintiff,...money at eleven o'clock and the presentment of the check at three, observing also, that it could not be expected if a sum of money was paid to a clerk...

...instructions, or a misapprehension of the best mode of carrying them into effect, would not amount to barratry; and he directed the jury to find for the plaintiff, if they were of opinion that the captain acted in fraud of his duty to his owner, when he went to New Zealand instead of the East...

...defendant called witnesses to shew that proper care had been taken of the horse, and Mr. Justice Maule told the jury to find for the plaintiff if they were of opinion that the defendant, by himself or his servants, had been guilty of direct injury or of negligence, but,...

...defendant called witnesses to shew that proper care had been taken of the horse, and Mr. Justice Maule told the jury to find for the plaintiff if they were of opinion that the defendant, by himself or his servants, had been guilty of direct injury or of negligence, but,...

...refusal to pay a check, under such circumstances, was a breach of duty for which an action would lie, and he directed the jury to find for the plaintiff,...money at eleven o'clock and the presentment of the check at three. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, with Is. damages, and on motion afterwards...

...luggage, was, by a sudden jolt, thrown from the coach, and her leg was thereby broken. The learned judge directed the jury to find for the plaintiff, if they were of opinion that the injury sustained was occasioned by the negligence of the defendant. The jury found for the plaintiff,...

...as to prevent her holding by the railing when the jolt took place. The learned Judge (Lyndhurst, CB) directed the jury to find for the plaintiff, if they were of opinion that the injury sustained was occasioned by the negligence of the defendant or his servant. The jury found...