... slips to be deposited in his house—licensed premises—and on his behalf it was said the oet was complete outside,and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge had held that the transaction was complete, as there 110 pretence for saying that money was received. Lord Esher ...

... which a per who had paid money for betting, for the a of another person, might recover it in a car of justice. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge a the other judges held that money was not coverable under a betting contract, such existed in the present ease ...