...action may be maintained on a wager, although the parties had no previous interest in the question on which it is laid, if it be not against the interests...last constitutionally abrogated by the legislature; an event which probably would have happened much sooner without the abortive attempts to accomplish...

...action miyht be maintained on a wager, although the parties had no previous interest in the question on which it is laid, if it be not against the interests...indecent evidence, and is not contrary to public policy. And this is the law now in force in the East Indies, the above statute not extending to that country...

...subject-matter on which it is laid, if such wager be not against the interest or feelings of third persons, does not lead to indecent evidence, and is not contrary to public policy. A mere circumstance that a wager concerns the public revenue or creates a temptation to do wrong, will...

...subject-matter on which it is laid, if such wager be not against the interest or feelings of third persons, does not lead to indecent evidence, and is not contrary to public policy. A mere circumstance that a wager concerns the public revenue or creates a temptation to do wrong, will...

...subject-matter on which it is laid, if such wager be not against the interest or feelings of third parties, does not lead to indecent evidence, and is not contrary to public policy ;" Thackoorseydas, б Moore, 300 (Privy Council.) A person keeping a gaming house may be convicted...

...action may be maintained upon a wager, although the parties had no previous interest in the question on which it is laid, if it be not against the interests...last constitutionally abrogated by the legislature."* Not only were immoral and indecent wagers invalid, but also those which the judges chose to consider...

...action may be maintained upon a wager, although the parties had no previous interest in the question on which it is laid, if it be not against the interests...third persons, and does not lead to indecent evidence, aiid is not contrary to public policy. I look with concern and almost with shame on the subterfuges...

...action may be maintained on a wager, although the parties had no previous interest in the question on which it is laid, if it be not against the interests...England long resorted in struggling against this rule " (a). It may surely be thought at least doubtful whether decisioas so produced and so reflected upon...

...action may be maintained on a wager, although the parties had no previous interest in the question on which it is laid, if it be not against the interests...and does not lead to indecent evidence, and is not contrar}- to public policy. I look with concern and almost with shame on the subterfuges and contrivances...

...action may be maintained on a wager, although the parties had no previous interest in the question on which it is laid, if it be not against the interests or feelings of third persons, and docs not lead to indecent evidence, and is not contrary to public policy. I look with concern and almost...