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Page 91
Next in interest is Dante ' s master , Brunetto Latini or Latino . Like Dante ' s father
he was a notary , and his pride in his profession is proved by the well - known
story that when he had prepared a document which was held to be invalid for ...
Next in interest is Dante ' s master , Brunetto Latini or Latino . Like Dante ' s father
he was a notary , and his pride in his profession is proved by the well - known
story that when he had prepared a document which was held to be invalid for ...
Page 106
Convito . — Though it never reaches the discussion of justice which was to be the
subject of the last book , s still contains much of interest to the lawyer , even the
dictum in iii . , II , that a lawyer , like a physician and most of the * Inf . xix . , 115 .
Convito . — Though it never reaches the discussion of justice which was to be the
subject of the last book , s still contains much of interest to the lawyer , even the
dictum in iii . , II , that a lawyer , like a physician and most of the * Inf . xix . , 115 .
Page 109
There is little opportunity for displaying knowledge of law in a work on philology ,
though one or two passages of some legal interest occur . * The phrases curia
regis and curialitas in i . , 18 , remind the English lawyer of the King ' s Bench and
...
There is little opportunity for displaying knowledge of law in a work on philology ,
though one or two passages of some legal interest occur . * The phrases curia
regis and curialitas in i . , 18 , remind the English lawyer of the King ' s Bench and
...
Page 221
But then I take it to be equally clear that , interfering with the vested interests of
any class of its subjects , especially when those interests have been created and
defined after due consideration by the State ' s own legislative enactments .
But then I take it to be equally clear that , interfering with the vested interests of
any class of its subjects , especially when those interests have been created and
defined after due consideration by the State ' s own legislative enactments .
Page 257
Under an English will a testatrix left a life interest in a certain trust fund to her son
, determinable upon his bankruptcy or upon his doing or suffering “ something
whereby the same or some part " thereof would . . . . if belonging absolutely to
him ...
Under an English will a testatrix left a life interest in a certain trust fund to her son
, determinable upon his bankruptcy or upon his doing or suffering “ something
whereby the same or some part " thereof would . . . . if belonging absolutely to
him ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1897 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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