...impossible. I am of opinion, for these reasons, that the Act of Ontario in question was ultra vires, and that the appeal should be allowed with costs and judgment entered for the Appellant. Appeal allowed with costs. Solicitors for Appellant : Bethune, Osier Sf Moss. Solicitors...

...the working out of the details made most difficult, and it may be found totally impossible, and that the appeal should be allowed with costs and judgment entered for the appellant." The conclusion reached in those S3veral decisions is, I think, that the power to deal with...

...impossible. I am of opinion, for these reasons, that the Act of Ontario in question was ultra vires, and that the appeal should be allowed with costs and judgment entered for the Appellant. Appeal allowed with costs. 1879* 488 SUPREME COURT OF CANADA. SUPREME COURT OF CANADA. PETER...

...defendant and the promise of a commission, and he had failed to do so. The plaintiff appealed. Held, that the appeal should be allowed with costs and judgment entered for the plaintiff for $775. The plaintiff having found a purchaser whom the defendant accepted, and the sale...

...remain in force, it may be argued, may SBDGKWICK, J. j]ave ^o ^e interpreted — " this guarantee, so long as it is a guarantee, etc.," and the words "...and is, therefore, in all probability untenable. The ap)H?al should be allowed with costs and judgment entered for the defendant with costs, including his...

...of good quality and sufficient in size and strength, but the length of the leg was not sufficient. The appeal should be allowed with costs and judgment entered for the plaintiff for $1,500 with costs. Hox. MR. JUSTICE MIDDLETON :—The plaintiff was employed in moving...

...are peculiar, and I think, warrant me in taking the broadest view" possible in favour of the workman. The appeal should be allowed, with costs, and judgment entered for the four plaintiffs above mentioned for the respective amounts claimed, with costs. As to the Vannatta...

...defendants' position as a most estimable charity, I think the sum of $900 cannot be regarded as excessive. The appeal should be allowed, with costs, and judgment entered for the plaintiff for the sum of $900 and costs. It may not be amiss to add a few statements : (1) We proceed...

...386, 388, 440, 443, and 444. I therefore concur with His Honour the Chief Justice in thinking that the appeal should be allowed with costs, and judgment entered for the defendants with costs. FC 1891 CAKSLAKK ET°' ' SHIBB OP CATTLFIELD. Hood, J. MOLESWOBTH, J. In dealing...

...OB 487, 67 LJOB 825. See also Maclaren on Bills, 4th ed., 46-47; Russell on Bills, 2nd ed., 44-48. The appeal should be allowed with costs and judgment entered for the plaintiff for the amount of the note and interest at seven per cent to due date and thereafter at five...