The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Saunders and Benning, 1856 - Law |
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... proved , not from the nature of things , but from history . For it is to be proved that the law was promulgated , that the custom was introduced ; then it is to be proved that he who passed the law had acquired to himself the power of ...
... proved , not from the nature of things , but from history . For it is to be proved that the law was promulgated , that the custom was introduced ; then it is to be proved that he who passed the law had acquired to himself the power of ...
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... proved , from which our experience enables us to ascertain that another , not proved , must have happened , we presume that it did hap- pen , as well in criminal as in civil cases . Nor is it necessary that the fact not proved should be ...
... proved , from which our experience enables us to ascertain that another , not proved , must have happened , we presume that it did hap- pen , as well in criminal as in civil cases . Nor is it necessary that the fact not proved should be ...
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... proved to have inflicted a severe wound upon a young woman , probably of the town ; and the question , indeed the only possible question in the case , was whether he had or not given the blow with intent to do grievous bodily harm ...
... proved to have inflicted a severe wound upon a young woman , probably of the town ; and the question , indeed the only possible question in the case , was whether he had or not given the blow with intent to do grievous bodily harm ...
Contents
HISTORY OF JURISPRUDENCETHE | 1 |
A CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF JERSEY | 23 |
LIFE PEERAGES | 35 |
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