The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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... matter of the statutes does not call upon us to put a different construction upon them . The object of the legislature clearly is not to encourage the importation of foreign books and their first publication in England , as a benefit to ...
... matter of the statutes does not call upon us to put a different construction upon them . The object of the legislature clearly is not to encourage the importation of foreign books and their first publication in England , as a benefit to ...
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... matter was then 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 ...
... matter was then 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 ...
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... matter in what quarter he might be , nor how brief might be his sojourn , provided he was on British soil on the day of publication , his title vested . The law does not require this bodily presence of an English subject within the ...
... matter in what quarter he might be , nor how brief might be his sojourn , provided he was on British soil on the day of publication , his title vested . The law does not require this bodily presence of an English subject within the ...
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... matter was carried on error to the House of Lords , where it was held that while the statute extends protection ... matters not where he has composed his work , 10 LAW OF LITERATURE AND ART .
... matter was carried on error to the House of Lords , where it was held that while the statute extends protection ... matters not where he has composed his work , 10 LAW OF LITERATURE AND ART .
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... matter , was enough to attract the attention of the insurance companies , all alert to lay hold of any possible clew to the mystery . The description of the remains found in Baer's woods tallied very accurately with the description of ...
... matter , was enough to attract the attention of the insurance companies , all alert to lay hold of any possible clew to the mystery . The description of the remains found in Baer's woods tallied very accurately with the description of ...
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