American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 14
The Cabinet of London, so far as its views have been expressed, does not
appear to be willing to concede that Her Majesty's government was guilty of any
negligence, or did or permitted any act during the war by which the United States
has ...
The Cabinet of London, so far as its views have been expressed, does not
appear to be willing to concede that Her Majesty's government was guilty of any
negligence, or did or permitted any act during the war by which the United States
has ...
Page 17
The agent of the United States, Mr. Bancroft Davis, in his report to the State
Department of September 21st, 1 872, after stating the manner in which the
Tribunal had proceeded, says of the gross sum awarded : — It does not appear in
the ...
The agent of the United States, Mr. Bancroft Davis, in his report to the State
Department of September 21st, 1 872, after stating the manner in which the
Tribunal had proceeded, says of the gross sum awarded : — It does not appear in
the ...
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... quarrel might have arisen in which the deceased was at fault, for ought that the
special verdict showed. " The answer to which is," said the court, " what is said in
Legg's case, that if A. kills B., and no sudden quarrel appears, it is murder, ...
... quarrel might have arisen in which the deceased was at fault, for ought that the
special verdict showed. " The answer to which is," said the court, " what is said in
Legg's case, that if A. kills B., and no sudden quarrel appears, it is murder, ...
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But we come now to a well-considered case in which that doctrine appears to
have been for the first time doubted, and in which it was somewhat modified." The
charge excepted to was as follows: " In the first place, the law presumed the ...
But we come now to a well-considered case in which that doctrine appears to
have been for the first time doubted, and in which it was somewhat modified." The
charge excepted to was as follows: " In the first place, the law presumed the ...
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There are several principles of law relating to this subject, one of which is
perfectly clear, viz., that where it appears that ... was said that " all homicide is
presumed to be malicious, and therefore murder, until the contrary appear from
evidence.
There are several principles of law relating to this subject, one of which is
perfectly clear, viz., that where it appears that ... was said that " all homicide is
presumed to be malicious, and therefore murder, until the contrary appear from
evidence.
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