The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 23Saunders and Benning, 1855 - Law |
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... Lord Mansfield's accession to the bench , the practice was for all the evidence in mercantile cases to be thrown ... Lord Mansfield , who may be truly said to have been the founder of the commer- cial law of this country . " Sir W. D. ...
... Lord Mansfield's accession to the bench , the practice was for all the evidence in mercantile cases to be thrown ... Lord Mansfield , who may be truly said to have been the founder of the commer- cial law of this country . " Sir W. D. ...
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... Lord Mansfield had to decide that in an action on a bill by indorsee against acceptor , a demand on the drawer of the bill is unneces- sary , and where the nature of the instrument in question is by that great judge lucidly explained ...
... Lord Mansfield had to decide that in an action on a bill by indorsee against acceptor , a demand on the drawer of the bill is unneces- sary , and where the nature of the instrument in question is by that great judge lucidly explained ...
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... Lord Mansfield's appreciation of the principles on which depends the law of Principal and Agent , may be illustrated by reference to the case of Macbeath v . Haldi- mand ( 1 T. R. 172 ) , which is still regarded as a leading authority ...
... Lord Mansfield's appreciation of the principles on which depends the law of Principal and Agent , may be illustrated by reference to the case of Macbeath v . Haldi- mand ( 1 T. R. 172 ) , which is still regarded as a leading authority ...
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POINTS IN THE HISTORY OF OUR | 1 |
ON THE APPROPRIATION OF PAYMENTS | 21 |
THE MAY EXAMINATION PAPERS | 50 |
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