The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 13
The accumulation of all powers , legislative , executive , and judiciary in the same
hands , whether of one or a few or many , and whether hereditary , self -
appointed , or elective , may justly be pronounced the very definition of tyranny .
The accumulation of all powers , legislative , executive , and judiciary in the same
hands , whether of one or a few or many , and whether hereditary , self -
appointed , or elective , may justly be pronounced the very definition of tyranny .
Page 90
... of this branch had appointed an agent in the city of Washington , District of
Columbia . The policies of the company which were delivered by this latter agent
, read “ not valid unless countersigned by the duly authorized agent of this
company ...
... of this branch had appointed an agent in the city of Washington , District of
Columbia . The policies of the company which were delivered by this latter agent
, read “ not valid unless countersigned by the duly authorized agent of this
company ...
Page 110
This latter was a new series , started by an Act of the Legislature a year or two
ago which appointed three reporters at good salaries and designated the three
official series of State reports . Hun of course , had been theretofore a volunteer ...
This latter was a new series , started by an Act of the Legislature a year or two
ago which appointed three reporters at good salaries and designated the three
official series of State reports . Hun of course , had been theretofore a volunteer ...
Page 113
... brethren to take a sober second thought and to act reasonably in this matter ,
and we intend to do so ourselves . > > an 1 ၈ ini let iz s 특 100 The
VENEZUELAN COMMISSION . — The action of Congress left the President free
to appoint the ...
... brethren to take a sober second thought and to act reasonably in this matter ,
and we intend to do so ourselves . > > an 1 ၈ ini let iz s 특 100 The
VENEZUELAN COMMISSION . — The action of Congress left the President free
to appoint the ...
Page 147
Briefly stated , the court hold that a stockholder at a corporate election has a right
to change his vote at any time within the hours appointed by law for the election ,
and before the election is formally closed , the votes counted , and the result ...
Briefly stated , the court hold that a stockholder at a corporate election has a right
to change his vote at any time within the hours appointed by law for the election ,
and before the election is formally closed , the votes counted , and the result ...
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