 | sir William Blackstone - 1825 - 568 sayfa
...to reverse any judgment, fine, or recovery, for error, unless it be prosecuted within twenty years. The use of these statutes of limitation is to preserve the peace of the kingdom, and to prevent those tnnumerable perjuries which might ensue, if a man were allowed to bring [ 308... | |
 | Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington) - 426 sayfa
...to revera any judgment, fine, or recovery, for error, unless it be prosecuted within twenty years. The use of these statutes of limitation is to preserve the peace of the kingdom, and to prevent those innumerable perjuries which might ensue if a mm were allowed to bring an action... | |
 | William Blackstone, George Sharswood - 1860 - 778 sayfa
...reverse any judgment, fine, or recovery, for error, unless it be prosecuted within twenty years.28 The use of these statutes of limitation is to preserve the peace of the kingdom, and to prevent those innumerable perjuries which might ensue if a man were allowed to bring an action... | |
 | Samuel Orchart Beeton - 1861 - 904 sayfa
...within which an action must be brought, or other legal act done. In Scotland it is termed prescription. The use of these statutes of limitation is to preserve the peace of the kingdom, and to prevent those innumerable perjuries which might eusue if a man were allowed to Dring an action... | |
 | William Blackstone - 1865 - 642 sayfa
...cause of action arose. These different periods of limitation it is not, however, necessary to specify. The use of these statutes of limitation is to preserve the peace of the kingdom, and to prevent those innumerable perjuries which might ensue, if a man were allowed to bring an action... | |
 | William Blackstone, George Sharswood - 1866 - 780 sayfa
...reverse any judgment, fine, or recovery, for error, unless it be prosecuted within twenty years.28 The use of these statutes of limitation is to preserve the peace of the kingdom, and to prevent those innumerable perjuries which might ensue if a man were allowed to bring an action... | |
 | Friedrich Karl von Savigny - 1869 - 440 sayfa
...enacted ut sit finis litiiim, or rather minuendarum litiiim causa. See Oppenheim, Syst. des Volkerr, p. 378 (Frankf. 1845). Bar, p. 283, cites two judgments...of procedure, as relating to the remedy. Lipmann v Dan, 14 S. 241,—rcvd. in H. of L., 2 S. and M. 682, 5 Cl. and Fin. 1; 1 Ross LC Com. 847, where the... | |
 | Friedrich Karl von Savigny - 1869 - 434 sayfa
...enacted ut sit finis litiu,n, or rather minuendarum litium causa. See Oppenheim, Sgst. des Volkerr, p. 378 (Frankf. 1845). Bar, p. 283, cites two judgments...Scotland, and America agree in regarding statutes of limitaiion of actions (that is, statutes which operate on obligaiions by limiting the action or the... | |
 | Henry John Stephen - 1874 - 726 sayfa
...Limitation, a certain period, after which the remedy by action is barred by the mere effect of lapse of time. The use of these Statutes of Limitation is to preserve the peace of the kingdom; and to prevent those innumerable perjuries which might ensue, if a man were allowed to bring an action... | |
 | William Blackstone - 1877 - 640 sayfa
...within six, in some cases ticeh-e, in some instances three, months after the cause of action arose. The use of these statutes of limitation is to preserve the peace of the kingdom, and to prevent those innumerable perjuries which might ensue, if a man were allowed to bring an action... | |
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The use of these statutes of limitation is to preserve the peace of the kingdom, and to prevent those innumerable perjuries which might ensue if a man were allowed to bring an action for any injury committed at any distance of time. *Upon both these accounts... 
