The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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... authority . Then arose the question whether Boosey's title , being derived from a foreigner , was valid . At the trial of the case , the presiding judge having held , in conformity with the decision of Chief Baron Pollock in Boosey v ...
... authority . Then arose the question whether Boosey's title , being derived from a foreigner , was valid . At the trial of the case , the presiding judge having held , in conformity with the decision of Chief Baron Pollock in Boosey v ...
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... authority of previous cases , besides being narrow and illiberal . Its soundness was questioned in 1868,1 when the next copyright case was brought before the House of Lords , although the direct issue did not arise in that case . Lord ...
... authority of previous cases , besides being narrow and illiberal . Its soundness was questioned in 1868,1 when the next copyright case was brought before the House of Lords , although the direct issue did not arise in that case . Lord ...
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... S. Cummings , Montreal , Canada . " Shortly after the appearance of the work , Messrs . Routledge & Co. , without 1 Routledge v . Low , ub sup . authority , published a rival edition , which they claimed LAW OF LITERATURE AND ART .
... S. Cummings , Montreal , Canada . " Shortly after the appearance of the work , Messrs . Routledge & Co. , without 1 Routledge v . Low , ub sup . authority , published a rival edition , which they claimed LAW OF LITERATURE AND ART .
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... authority " to reduce said rates on any of said railroads , or parts of rail- roads , " whenever a majority of the board think it can be done without injury to such railroad , but without authority to increase them under any ...
... authority " to reduce said rates on any of said railroads , or parts of rail- roads , " whenever a majority of the board think it can be done without injury to such railroad , but without authority to increase them under any ...
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... authority to make any alteration or amendment in a charter granted subject to it , that will not defeat or substantially impair the object of the grant , or any rights which have vested under it , which the legislature may deem ...
... authority to make any alteration or amendment in a charter granted subject to it , that will not defeat or substantially impair the object of the grant , or any rights which have vested under it , which the legislature may deem ...
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