The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 21
... trust that your Excellency will receive indulgently this sincere statement of my views , and will regard it as an expression of my gratitude , as well as of my high personal esteem and of my respectful consideration . " Dr. Bluntschli ...
... trust that your Excellency will receive indulgently this sincere statement of my views , and will regard it as an expression of my gratitude , as well as of my high personal esteem and of my respectful consideration . " Dr. Bluntschli ...
Page 49
... trust , but has acted honestly and reasonably , and ought to be fairly excused for the breach of trust and for omitting to obtain the directions of the Court , the Court may relieve the trustee either wholly or partly from personal ...
... trust , but has acted honestly and reasonably , and ought to be fairly excused for the breach of trust and for omitting to obtain the directions of the Court , the Court may relieve the trustee either wholly or partly from personal ...
Page 78
... trust that it will not alter the almost uniform usage which has prevailed upon the subject for more than a century , and that the interference of the Judges to rectify any abuse of it will not be necessary . Exceptional cases may again ...
... trust that it will not alter the almost uniform usage which has prevailed upon the subject for more than a century , and that the interference of the Judges to rectify any abuse of it will not be necessary . Exceptional cases may again ...
Page 96
... trusts the fraudulent person or on one who does not . The former is the graver offence and is punished as treason . || At the end of Canto VI . of the Purgatorio is the famous comparison of Florence to a sick woman who can find no rest ...
... trusts the fraudulent person or on one who does not . The former is the graver offence and is punished as treason . || At the end of Canto VI . of the Purgatorio is the famous comparison of Florence to a sick woman who can find no rest ...
Page 99
... trusts the guilty person ; || ( 2 ) treason against either the temporal or spiritual head of the Commonwealth . Judas Iscariot and Brutus and Cassius are punished in the same way , for their crime was the same . T Treason against the ...
... trusts the guilty person ; || ( 2 ) treason against either the temporal or spiritual head of the Commonwealth . Judas Iscariot and Brutus and Cassius are punished in the same way , for their crime was the same . T Treason against the ...
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