...subject to such (if any) deductions as may be made by an arbitrator named by the parties. If the Court is of opinion that the plaintiffs are entitled to recover, the verdict is to stand; otherwise a nonsuit is to be entered. MoOKSOfcl 1814. Campbell for the plain tills, contended...

...this ground of action is barred by the bankruptcy and certificate of the defendant. If the Court shall be of opinion that the plaintiffs are entitled to recover, the verdict is to stand ; otherwise a nonsuit is to be entered for the defendant. Toddy, for the plaintiffs. This is...

...of the court is, whether the plaintiffs are intitled to recover in this action. If the court shall be of opinion that the plaintiffs are entitled to recover, the verdict to stand; but if the court shall be of opinion that the plaintiffs are not entitled to recover, then...

...of the land assigned as aforesaid, under the partition to Elizabeth. If upon these facts, the County Court should be of opinion that the plaintiffs are entitled to recover, then judgment to be entered for the plaintiff, for one undivided third part of Elizabeth's part of...

...risk, namely, 20,0002., then judgment is to be entered for the defendant with costs of defence. If the Court should be of opinion that the plaintiffs are entitled to recover such a proportion of the loss as 1002. bears to the total value of the goods in the barge, then judgment...

...landlord's title. 1834.. SHEPHERD and Others v. KEATLZT. 1834 SHEPHERD and Others v. KKATI.KV. If the court should be of opinion that the plaintiffs are entitled to recover, defendant agrees that a judgment shall be entered against him by confession immediately, or otherwise...

...only with articles of merchandise of the growth, produce or manufacture of the United States. If the Court should be of opinion, that the plaintiffs are entitled to recover, then judgment to be entered in their favour for seven dollars and fifty cents with interest and costs...

...any part of the amount paid to the defendant's attorney, as beforementioned. And, if the court shall be of opinion that the plaintiffs are entitled to recover, the verdict is to stand, or to be reduced to the amount the court shall determine they are so entitled to recover. If...

...opinion of the Court are, in what way the issues in law and fact should be found and determined. If the Court should be of opinion that the plaintiffs are entitled to recover as to the whole or any part of their claim, judgment by default shall be entered for the plaintiffs,...

...for ten years from this date. " 50/. 0s. " ' " ~ Simms v. Mari-fat. between the parties that, if the Court should be of opinion that the plaintiffs are entitled to recover, the verdict for 42-r,1. is to stand. In the month of September, after the plaintiffs had made very considerable...