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applicant says, he sees reason to go on with the inquiry, then he has | applicant says, he sees reason to go on with the inquiry, then he has | ||
what if any thing the individual at whose charge the demand is made | what if any thing the individual at whose charge the demand is made | ||
has to say in opposition to its being granted: and if he sees reason to | has to say in opposition to its being granted: and if he sees reason to <gap/> | ||
that then any other person, by whom any thing is known about the matter | |||
light upon it, to proceed in the instance of which the <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> | |||
which is to be heard or some of it as the case may be, and this without | |||
any purposed delay but what a <gap/> <gap/> regard to expence and <gap/> | |||
<gap/> may require: taking care at the earliest moment to provide | |||
<gap/> security <gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> | |||
<gap/> <gap/> against preponderant evil such security as the nature of | |||
the individual case calls for <gap/> admitt, in the one part | |||
for preventing the defendant from forsaking the demand in the event | |||
of its proving sufficiently grounded, on the <gap/> part to <gap/> preserve the | |||
defendant against the hazard of suffering evil without compensation | |||
for any loss of which the measures necessary to the prevention of such | |||
frustration may be productive of — as also wherever <gap/> at the commencement | |||
or in the course of the suit <gap/> <gap/> app<gap/> <gap/> to Judge | |||
whether in the character of a party or a witness, to make sure of the means | |||
of | |||
of making an order | |||
1830. Augt. 1 Review.
After this explication, this exemplification, and we hope to say the elucidation, what we have nest to say and submitt to the consideration of our readers is that the matter of law what it says, and to the matter of fact of which a description is given is it what it says, for coming at the true answer to the question on the instant occasion in question has or has not an exemplification been given of the state of things of which a description has been given in that same passage of the law, and more apt to be taken this is not in any individual case more other than one and that is the having as soon as possible from him who applies to him a p of the law put in form what he has to say to the Judge to motion him to interfere: and if in having this what this person the applicant says, he sees reason to go on with the inquiry, then he has what if any thing the individual at whose charge the demand is made has to say in opposition to its being granted: and if he sees reason to that then any other person, by whom any thing is known about the matter light upon it, to proceed in the instance of which the which is to be heard or some of it as the case may be, and this without any purposed delay but what a regard to expence and may require: taking care at the earliest moment to provide security against preponderant evil such security as the nature of the individual case calls for admitt, in the one part for preventing the defendant from forsaking the demand in the event of its proving sufficiently grounded, on the part to preserve the defendant against the hazard of suffering evil without compensation for any loss of which the measures necessary to the prevention of such frustration may be productive of — as also wherever at the commencement or in the course of the suit app to Judge whether in the character of a party or a witness, to make sure of the means of of making an order
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