The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 32
To find out the law relating to any given offence , one has frequently to hunt and
chase it through a multitude of statutes , law reports , and unauthorised legal text
- books . In consequence of its present chaotic state , the inconvenience ...
To find out the law relating to any given offence , one has frequently to hunt and
chase it through a multitude of statutes , law reports , and unauthorised legal text
- books . In consequence of its present chaotic state , the inconvenience ...
Page 76
... encountered : and with our present system of legislation , and unless you can
find a House of Commons ready and willing to take your law on trust and accept
your measure as a whole - to do which you must return to the days of Henry VIII .
... encountered : and with our present system of legislation , and unless you can
find a House of Commons ready and willing to take your law on trust and accept
your measure as a whole - to do which you must return to the days of Henry VIII .
Page 80
... had been attained , and therefore should not again be lost — there is no
guarantee afforded that once assimilated the laws shall remain similar — and so
every now and then the vicious circle is once more entered on . can find no
argument ...
... had been attained , and therefore should not again be lost — there is no
guarantee afforded that once assimilated the laws shall remain similar — and so
every now and then the vicious circle is once more entered on . can find no
argument ...
Page 87
... to take care of themselves , find themselves deprived of their liberty upon a
charge of insanity , arising not out of any act of maniacal violence , but sometimes
from the presence of some harmless delusion , not materially affecting the
general ...
... to take care of themselves , find themselves deprived of their liberty upon a
charge of insanity , arising not out of any act of maniacal violence , but sometimes
from the presence of some harmless delusion , not materially affecting the
general ...
Page 102
This being so , the pursuer suffers injustice if he has given his services for two
years at a low remuneration , and now is to find that the remaining stipulations
are not binding . " " The ' law will not compel parties to enter upon , or , in some
cases ...
This being so , the pursuer suffers injustice if he has given his services for two
years at a low remuneration , and now is to find that the remaining stipulations
are not binding . " " The ' law will not compel parties to enter upon , or , in some
cases ...
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