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Page 35
But a man not liable “ qui statuas Imperatoris reprobatas conflaverit ” ( D. 43 , 4 , 4
, I ) . In D. 48 , 4 , 5 , certain acts are declared not to be treasonable ; the
exceptions , on account of their trivial character , present a very ominous
appearance ...
But a man not liable “ qui statuas Imperatoris reprobatas conflaverit ” ( D. 43 , 4 , 4
, I ) . In D. 48 , 4 , 5 , certain acts are declared not to be treasonable ; the
exceptions , on account of their trivial character , present a very ominous
appearance ...
Page 44
Private International Law , $ 347 , that “ when , by the proper “ Law of a contract
made with an unincorporated firm , “ each partner in that firm may be liable on it
in solidum by some mode of procedure or other , the lex fori “ determines whether
...
Private International Law , $ 347 , that “ when , by the proper “ Law of a contract
made with an unincorporated firm , “ each partner in that firm may be liable on it
in solidum by some mode of procedure or other , the lex fori “ determines whether
...
Page 48
The Divisional Court held that the trustees were liable , following in this case the
old practice on the subject . The Court of Appeal , however , reversed this
decision , and held that the trustees had only committed an error of judgment
such as ...
The Divisional Court held that the trustees were liable , following in this case the
old practice on the subject . The Court of Appeal , however , reversed this
decision , and held that the trustees had only committed an error of judgment
such as ...
Page 49
As Lord Justice Lindley pointed out , there is no rule which compels the Court to
hold that an honest trustee is liable to make good loss sustained by retaining an
authorised security in a falling market if he did so honestly and prudently , in the ...
As Lord Justice Lindley pointed out , there is no rule which compels the Court to
hold that an honest trustee is liable to make good loss sustained by retaining an
authorised security in a falling market if he did so honestly and prudently , in the ...
Page 118
... the Rolls in giving judgment pointed out that it was contended for the
defendants that this was a customary heriot , and the custom was only applicable
so as to render beasts upon the manor at the time of the tenant's death liable to
seizure .
... the Rolls in giving judgment pointed out that it was contended for the
defendants that this was a customary heriot , and the custom was only applicable
so as to render beasts upon the manor at the time of the tenant's death liable to
seizure .
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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