Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's Bench: With Tables of the Names of Cases and Principal Matters, Volume 12J. Butterworth and Son, 1808 |
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Halaman 5
... toll , ration to take toll from the defendants as the proprietors of explained by a stage coach passing in and out of the city with parcels , who claimed to be exempt , principally on the ground that their goods passing carriages were ...
... toll , ration to take toll from the defendants as the proprietors of explained by a stage coach passing in and out of the city with parcels , who claimed to be exempt , principally on the ground that their goods passing carriages were ...
Halaman 6
... toll was ever paid , and sometimes nothing ) . If the goods were conveyed in a cart drawn by one horse , then 2d . was paid ; if by more than one horse , 2d . in addition for each horse , unless the carriers compounded for their tolls ...
... toll was ever paid , and sometimes nothing ) . If the goods were conveyed in a cart drawn by one horse , then 2d . was paid ; if by more than one horse , 2d . in addition for each horse , unless the carriers compounded for their tolls ...
Halaman 7
... toll in respect of the goods would fall on the coach - owners than on the owners of other carriages used chiefly for the conveyance of goods . And also that for a considerable number of years since coaches had been set up in Carlisle ...
... toll in respect of the goods would fall on the coach - owners than on the owners of other carriages used chiefly for the conveyance of goods . And also that for a considerable number of years since coaches had been set up in Carlisle ...
Halaman 8
... toll may be paid for one small parcel which happens to be in a coach drawn by four horses , as for various goods to a considerable amount drawn by the same number of horses in a cart or waggon . It is not , therefore , the shape or ...
... toll may be paid for one small parcel which happens to be in a coach drawn by four horses , as for various goods to a considerable amount drawn by the same number of horses in a cart or waggon . It is not , therefore , the shape or ...
Halaman 9
... toll hav- ing been clearly made out , there must be a new trial . GROSE , J. The question is , Whether any thing were due for toll in this case ? The toll is that duty which persons passing in or out of the city with goods for sale , on ...
... toll hav- ing been clearly made out , there must be a new trial . GROSE , J. The question is , Whether any thing were due for toll in this case ? The toll is that duty which persons passing in or out of the city with goods for sale , on ...
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