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Page 37
It was a maxim of the late Greek Rhetoric that , for the sake of simplicity and
strength , a perioit should not consist of more than four of these members or
segments ; Roman rhetorio allowed a greater number . Aristotle says , “ that a
Period must ...
It was a maxim of the late Greek Rhetoric that , for the sake of simplicity and
strength , a perioit should not consist of more than four of these members or
segments ; Roman rhetorio allowed a greater number . Aristotle says , “ that a
Period must ...
Page 96
... and extrinsic evidence will be admitted to throw light upon the intention if the
parties have not so plainly expressed their minds that they will not be allowed to
show that their intention was different from what appears in the contract . The law
...
... and extrinsic evidence will be admitted to throw light upon the intention if the
parties have not so plainly expressed their minds that they will not be allowed to
show that their intention was different from what appears in the contract . The law
...
Page 135
... favourably received , to apply the same process to some other branches of the
law . We welcome the promise most heartily , but we may be allowed to suggest
to Mr . Stephen a doubt whether he ought to undertake the work single - handed .
... favourably received , to apply the same process to some other branches of the
law . We welcome the promise most heartily , but we may be allowed to suggest
to Mr . Stephen a doubt whether he ought to undertake the work single - handed .
Page 189
... and the Court of Chancery itself gave weight to this consideration in certain
instances , such as when it allowed the right of a mortgagee to refuse discovery ,
Lord Kenyon , who , it will be DISCOVERY UNDER THE JUDICATURE ACTS .
189.
... and the Court of Chancery itself gave weight to this consideration in certain
instances , such as when it allowed the right of a mortgagee to refuse discovery ,
Lord Kenyon , who , it will be DISCOVERY UNDER THE JUDICATURE ACTS .
189.
Page 191
42 , S . 26 , by which witnesses who were in the same position as the parties to
an action , and for whom the Verdict would be available as evidence , were
allowed to give evidence with the proviso that the Verdict should not be
admissible for ...
42 , S . 26 , by which witnesses who were in the same position as the parties to
an action , and for whom the Verdict would be available as evidence , were
allowed to give evidence with the proviso that the Verdict should not be
admissible for ...
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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 | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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