... lawful for the Court, on a motion of any other party in the cause, either to dismiss the appeal with ex. penses, and to affirm the interlocutor of the Inferior Court, or else to grant an order authorising the party movinc to print and box the record and other ...

... 22, 1858.-Having heard parties' procura- r tors under the appeal upon the interlocutor appealed agalrst, 3 and having made avizanduin and considered the closed record, productions, and whole ?? that the - question between parties here is, whether the pursuers ...

... that procedure apply to appeals brought by parties assessed, aud who complain of unjust or ?? proceedings on the part of the collector of the as- siessment, and to no other: 'inds that the petitioner is not a party so assessed; and if, as ho alleges, his ...

... of 10th December last, and heard the Counsel for the 0 parties oh, ?? 7th January instant, and having considered the written, evidence and the depositions of the witnesses r adduced Ior~the parties respectively, and the argument of 0 Counsel thereon :- ...

... alleged spouses-may be com- petently proved for the purpoie of vindicating their own right or status by any party duly interested, and especially by a party having the interest set forth by the present pursuer. The defender maintained that this action involves ...

... contractors and builders as to the custom of trade in accepting tenders for work:- Glasgow, 2d April, 1868,-Having heard parties' procurators on the whole cause -Binds that this action is raised for payment of the sum of £29 is, in name of damages and ...

... ing the existiog stipend a party aggrieved cannot take his objection till there is a process of augmentation? The Loan ADvoasTE.-Not till there is a new locality. In Scotland they were quite fam iliar with cases of parties being subject to pay the existing ...

... Having heard parties' procurators and considered the case, adheres to the interlocutor appealed against; finds the appellants liable in the expenses of tbe appeal, and decerns. (Sgd.) ROr.RT BERsa. NotC.-In terms of the charter party the port of Glasgow ...

... engagements. !The position in life of both parties, and especially of the pursuer, does not call for a heavy assessment of damages There is no proof of special damage for outfit, . . . (Initid.) H. B. Both parties appealed against the interlocutor, and ...

... half. The pursuers mly maintained that the parties entered' into the ibt reference on the footing of each being primarly, so liablefor half the fees to thereferee and clrc, with icb right to the successiul party to recover the other ughalf. Lr lis- The ...

... srch party to be an arcommodation party or not. if, there- fore, the pirrsuers held the ?? for value as between them and the payees, the defeader has icc answer. Nosw, the Act further provides, what %vas alr dy the law of cotland, that every party wvtse ...

... TH'E PAISLEY B1iEAOH OF PROMISE CAS1~. I In the Paisley Sheriff Court yesterday-before Sheriff Cowan-parties appeared in connection with the case in which Jessie Gardner Neilson, re- siding int Johustone, sued James Hall, cashier, Paisley, for £11000 ...