The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... term ' theftuously , ' and if they would take along with it the Scottish term ' theft ' which some persons might consider good English , the public would not greatly regret the sacrifice of the equivalent term ' larceny . ' In exchange ...
... term ' theftuously , ' and if they would take along with it the Scottish term ' theft ' which some persons might consider good English , the public would not greatly regret the sacrifice of the equivalent term ' larceny . ' In exchange ...
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... terms of purchase of a company's undertaking by a Corporation , although it only lasted some fourteen days , cost more than the whole of the Parliamentary proceedings which had made the arbitration necessary , although the inquiry in ...
... terms of purchase of a company's undertaking by a Corporation , although it only lasted some fourteen days , cost more than the whole of the Parliamentary proceedings which had made the arbitration necessary , although the inquiry in ...
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... term Law , the difference between Jurisprudence and Ethic . Ethic , says Mr. Holland , deals with states of will , irrespective of their outward mani- festation in act , but the science , of which Jurisprudence is a sub - species ...
... term Law , the difference between Jurisprudence and Ethic . Ethic , says Mr. Holland , deals with states of will , irrespective of their outward mani- festation in act , but the science , of which Jurisprudence is a sub - species ...
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... term " written " to statute Law . His explanation is rather obscure , but apparently he means that in “ written ... terms as used in ordinary Law treatises but it is not their proper meaning , the meaning in which they were used by the ...
... term " written " to statute Law . His explanation is rather obscure , but apparently he means that in “ written ... terms as used in ordinary Law treatises but it is not their proper meaning , the meaning in which they were used by the ...
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... term , custom is , as Sir Henry Maine says , the only real unwritten Law . In Chapter VI . we are told that " the ... terms which may be convenient in a scientific treatise , but which will hardly do for everyday wear . It is indeed one ...
... term , custom is , as Sir Henry Maine says , the only real unwritten Law . In Chapter VI . we are told that " the ... terms which may be convenient in a scientific treatise , but which will hardly do for everyday wear . It is indeed one ...
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