 | James Dowling, Archer Ryland, Great Britain. Court of King's Bench - 1825 - 638 strani
...many omissions that it can hardly be expected of an appellant that he should have evidence to shew the extent to which each person omitted ought to be...discretion to quash the rate, and make the officers of the parish do in the end what they ought to have done at the beginning. As to the question of the... | |
 | Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, James Dowling, Archer Ryland - 1825 - 866 strani
...hardly be expected of an appellant that he should have evidence to shew the extent to TOL. r. 11 n which each person omitted ought to be rated, and where...than they could reasonably be required to give Up vve think it would not be an improper exercise of their HULL DoCK ... . , . . . _. . , CoMPANY, discretion... | |
 | Great Britain. Court of King's Bench - 1825 - 862 strani
...appellant that he should have evidence to shew the extent to. VOL. V. II II CASES IN THE KING S BENCH, which each person omitted ought to be rated, and where...time than they could reasonably be required to give The U p w e think it would not be an improper exercise of their HULL DOCK ,. . , , , „. COMPANY,... | |
 | J. S. Bayldon - 1828 - 244 strani
...contains so many omissions, that it can quash st rate. not rateable, under-tenants have been excused from hardly be expected of an appellant that he should...reasonably be required to give up, we think it would not he an improper exercise of their discretion to quash the rate, and make the officers do in the end... | |
 | J. S. Bayldon - 1834 - 286 strani
...the sessions to amend amend or or alter a rate appealed against, without quashing it; but with this proviso, that if the sessions shall think it necessary,...officers do in the end what they ought to have done at the beginning. Another answer is, that the sessions do not appear to us to have made this a ground... | |
 | Richard Burn - 1837 - 1224 strani
...rate contains so manv omi»sions that it can hardly be expected of an appellant that he ahoufd hare evidence to show the extent to which each person omitted...investigation before the sessions would be likely to eihaiut more time than they could reasonably be required to give up, we think it would not be an improper... | |
 | 1856 - 944 strani
...requires the sessions to amend or ¡liter a rate appealed against, without quashing it ; but with this proviso, that if the sessions shall think it necessary...discretion to quash the rate, and make the officers do in •527"! *'^e eni^ wnat they ought to have done at the beginning. Another J answer is, that the sessions... | |
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... the extent to which each person omitted ought to be rated, and where the investigation before the sessions would be likely to exhaust more time than they could reasonably be required to give up, we think it would not be an improper exercise of their... 