The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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... brought before the House of Lords on a writ of error , in order that the whole sub- ject and all the authorities bearing on it might be thoroughly reviewed . The highest judges of England , eleven in number , including the Lord High ...
... brought before the House of Lords on a writ of error , in order that the whole sub- ject and all the authorities bearing on it might be thoroughly reviewed . The highest judges of England , eleven in number , including the Lord High ...
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... brought before the House of Lords , although the direct issue did not arise in that case . Lord Chancellor Cairns and Lord Westbury gave as their opinions that the protection of the present statute is given to every author who first ...
... brought before the House of Lords , although the direct issue did not arise in that case . Lord Chancellor Cairns and Lord Westbury gave as their opinions that the protection of the present statute is given to every author who first ...
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... brought against the defendant , whose defence was that Boucicault , being a foreigner , could not acquire valid copyright in this country . The law on this point was elaborately expounded by the court , to the effect that the rights of ...
... brought against the defendant , whose defence was that Boucicault , being a foreigner , could not acquire valid copyright in this country . The law on this point was elaborately expounded by the court , to the effect that the rights of ...
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... brought to that place in the forenoon and left upon the pave- ment . That in the afternoon it was taken away by Udderzook and W. S. Goss in an express wagon . Witness had seen it only from some little distance , and thought it was ...
... brought to that place in the forenoon and left upon the pave- ment . That in the afternoon it was taken away by Udderzook and W. S. Goss in an express wagon . Witness had seen it only from some little distance , and thought it was ...
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... brought a few witnesses to heal the slight injury to the good name of Samuel Rhoades , and the case was closed . Public opinion was believed to have set strongly against the prisoner . One of his lawyers was known to have left the case ...
... brought a few witnesses to heal the slight injury to the good name of Samuel Rhoades , and the case was closed . Public opinion was believed to have set strongly against the prisoner . One of his lawyers was known to have left the case ...
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