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Page 14
... of England directing the dispute to be settled by a duel , and Roger of Hoveden
mentions the additional fact that the champions brought with them their armour
and their horses . On the other hand , the same King did not think it necessary ...
... of England directing the dispute to be settled by a duel , and Roger of Hoveden
mentions the additional fact that the champions brought with them their armour
and their horses . On the other hand , the same King did not think it necessary ...
Page 19
To open and facilitate the settlement of trifling disputes between nations by
judicial methods , war being unquestionably a method out of all proportion in
such cases . " 2. To aid in elucidating and strengthening legal order even in time
of war .
To open and facilitate the settlement of trifling disputes between nations by
judicial methods , war being unquestionably a method out of all proportion in
such cases . " 2. To aid in elucidating and strengthening legal order even in time
of war .
Page 52
... Re New Ormonde Cycle Company , Limited , is the first one in which the point
as to the change of name of the registered proprietor and the insertion in the
register of the new name in the place of the old one , has been argued and
settled .
... Re New Ormonde Cycle Company , Limited , is the first one in which the point
as to the change of name of the registered proprietor and the insertion in the
register of the new name in the place of the old one , has been argued and
settled .
Page 65
both those cases were expressly overruled , as being at variance with the settled
practice and principles of the Court of Chancery ; and it was held , that the Court
had no jurisdiction to hest by jous bel . to ned vas ad SS * ts PY 1 2 Swanston ...
both those cases were expressly overruled , as being at variance with the settled
practice and principles of the Court of Chancery ; and it was held , that the Court
had no jurisdiction to hest by jous bel . to ned vas ad SS * ts PY 1 2 Swanston ...
Page 66
That being so ” ( continues the learned Judge ) , “ in my opinion , having regard to
these two Acts of Parliament , I have unlimited power to grant an injunction in any
case when it would be right or just to do so , according to settled legal reasons ...
That being so ” ( continues the learned Judge ) , “ in my opinion , having regard to
these two Acts of Parliament , I have unlimited power to grant an injunction in any
case when it would be right or just to do so , according to settled legal reasons ...
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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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