WHITE v. EDGMAN. Superior Court for Law and Equity, Washington District. September 1804. A person to whom a thing is loaned has an implied power to take steps for its preservation or recovery. Thus, a son who rides his father’s horse with his permission, may, if the horse be lost, authorize the finder to use […]
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LUCAS v. SEVIER, 1 Tenn. 19 (1804)
LUCAS v. SEVIER. Superior Court for Law and Equity, Washington District. September 1804. [S. C., infra, 105.] The trial term of a cause is the one next after that at which the issue is made up. [Acc. Elliot v. Solzkotter, 4 Sn. 581; Turner v. Carter, 1 Head, 520; and see McKinley v. Beasley, 5 […]