The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 25
... issues of fact , and the application to these of strict legal principles . In such matters it is much better that a judge should decide according to law than that Parliament should come to a decision without the requisite knowledge ...
... issues of fact , and the application to these of strict legal principles . In such matters it is much better that a judge should decide according to law than that Parliament should come to a decision without the requisite knowledge ...
Page 31
... issue is raised more clearly , and on sifted evidence , is not liable to the same chances of error . " A similar opinion has too been expressed by Mr. Alexander Grahame when he was Chairman of the Society of Parliamentary Agents , and ...
... issue is raised more clearly , and on sifted evidence , is not liable to the same chances of error . " A similar opinion has too been expressed by Mr. Alexander Grahame when he was Chairman of the Society of Parliamentary Agents , and ...
Page 71
... issue thereon . It is singular that such a wise enactment should not have been copied into the Statute Books of other groups of Colonies , as for example the North American . The step is not a great one from these two enactments ...
... issue thereon . It is singular that such a wise enactment should not have been copied into the Statute Books of other groups of Colonies , as for example the North American . The step is not a great one from these two enactments ...
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... issue out of the jurisdiction should be agreed upon . The form of process should be settled , care being taken to ensure the defendant receiving some notice of the action . In case of the defendant not appearing , the plaintiff should ...
... issue out of the jurisdiction should be agreed upon . The form of process should be settled , care being taken to ensure the defendant receiving some notice of the action . In case of the defendant not appearing , the plaintiff should ...
Page 75
... issue schedules for the use of the tradesmen , and the surveyor if not paid has a good claim against the employer of the architect . Per Lord Gifford : " I think that the architect is a general agent of the employer for all purposes ...
... issue schedules for the use of the tradesmen , and the surveyor if not paid has a good claim against the employer of the architect . Per Lord Gifford : " I think that the architect is a general agent of the employer for all purposes ...
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