The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 62
By a limited constitution I understand one which contains certain exceptions to
the legislative authority , - such , for instance , as that it shall pass no bills of
attainder , no ex post faclo laws and the like , limitations of this kind can be
preserved in ...
By a limited constitution I understand one which contains certain exceptions to
the legislative authority , - such , for instance , as that it shall pass no bills of
attainder , no ex post faclo laws and the like , limitations of this kind can be
preserved in ...
Page 91
If the assured is alive at the cessation of hostilities and the insurer declines to
recognize the policy as in force , the assured may maintain a bill in equity to
compel the defendant to recognize the subsistence of the contract of insurance
and ...
If the assured is alive at the cessation of hostilities and the insurer declines to
recognize the policy as in force , the assured may maintain a bill in equity to
compel the defendant to recognize the subsistence of the contract of insurance
and ...
Page 96
By that law a leasehold interest in land is a chattel interest , and consequently a
seal is no more necessary to pass such an interest than it is , on a bill of sale , to
pass the title to a horse . Using a seal on an instrument where no seal is ...
By that law a leasehold interest in land is a chattel interest , and consequently a
seal is no more necessary to pass such an interest than it is , on a bill of sale , to
pass the title to a horse . Using a seal on an instrument where no seal is ...
Page 118
ܢܺܝܰܙ ing officers of the two Houses of the Legislature , that three - fifths of
the members , the constitutional majority , were present at the passage of a bill ,
may be supported by parol evidence , on the theory that the certificate is only ...
ܢܺܝܰܙ ing officers of the two Houses of the Legislature , that three - fifths of
the members , the constitutional majority , were present at the passage of a bill ,
may be supported by parol evidence , on the theory that the certificate is only ...
Page 119
11 As to mistakes in enrolled laws , it seems to be a sound view that if it clearly
appear , from all the sources of interpreHouses of the Legislature , though not
evidence of the meaning of a statute , are admissible to identify a bill referred to
in a ...
11 As to mistakes in enrolled laws , it seems to be a sound view that if it clearly
appear , from all the sources of interpreHouses of the Legislature , though not
evidence of the meaning of a statute , are admissible to identify a bill referred to
in a ...
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