Sentence examples for under a void from inspiring English sources

Consequently there have been recoveries in ejectment where the public agent in possession defended under a void title of the government.

Many statutes either state, or are interpreted to mean, that usually a child born under a void marriage is not illegitimate if his parents clearly believed that they were legally married.

Rep. 18, it is remarked by Mr. Justice Day, in delivering the opinion of the court, that 'it is well settled that where property rights will be destroyed, unlawful interference by criminal proceedings under a void law or ordinance may be reached and controlled by a decree of a court of equity.' Smyth v. Ames, 169 U. S. 466, 42 L. ed.

The court found that such an agreement and the consequent actions were in conflict with the moral and ethical obligations of the student, enshrined in the university code of ethics; therefore, the court decided to apply the consequences of a null and void agreement – a bilateral restitution – and adjudge to the student the pre-paid amount of 1500 LTL from the defendant under a void agreement.

Rep. 903, 962, it was adjudged that a suit against a tax collector who had refused coupons in payment of taxes, and, under color of a void law, was about to seize and sell the property of a taxpayer for nonpayment of his taxes, was a suit against him personally, as a wrongdoer, and not against the state.

"These people could be down in a void, under a house," Chief Sullivan said.

The detonation of a chemical explosive under a runway produces a void and may change the stiffness in subgrade zones.

Twelve feet below the sidewalk, a sewage main had ruptured some time before, eroding the surrounding soil and opening a void under the concrete pavers.

Over time, the rocks can dissolve from an acid created from oxygen in water, causing a void under the limestone roof.

A criterion for the emission of a dislocation from the surface of a void under remote tension is formulated, analogous to Rice and Thomson's criterion for crack blunting by dislocation emission from the crack tip.

It was conceded throughout that case, in the argument at the bar and in the opinion of the court, that an action at law would lie, either of trespass or continue, against the defendants as individual trespassers guilty of a wrong is taking the property of the complainant illegally, vainly seeking to defend themselves under the authority of a void act of the general assembly of Ohio.