The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 22
Certain Embassies , and notably the Italian , says M. Dubois , decide this
question in the affirmative , holding actions for payment of rent not to be real
actions , and consequently not withdrawn from the jurisdiction of the Consular
Courts by the ...
Certain Embassies , and notably the Italian , says M. Dubois , decide this
question in the affirmative , holding actions for payment of rent not to be real
actions , and consequently not withdrawn from the jurisdiction of the Consular
Courts by the ...
Page 93
But I assume it as an axiom that some public control over the administration of
our national highways is a public necessity , and that that control cannot be
efficiently maintained by the ordinary action of the law applicable to common
carriers ...
But I assume it as an axiom that some public control over the administration of
our national highways is a public necessity , and that that control cannot be
efficiently maintained by the ordinary action of the law applicable to common
carriers ...
Page 95
... but it is equally unreasonable to contend that the relation of employer and
employed can be wholly disregarded in considering the action and limits of the
liability in question . There does not seem to be any insuperable difficulty in
devising a ...
... but it is equally unreasonable to contend that the relation of employer and
employed can be wholly disregarded in considering the action and limits of the
liability in question . There does not seem to be any insuperable difficulty in
devising a ...
Page 101
An action of damages was founded on a missive whereby the defender agreed to
give the pursuer a certain salary for the first two years ' service , and “ at the
expiry of the second year I engage to give you a substantial interest by way of ...
An action of damages was founded on a missive whereby the defender agreed to
give the pursuer a certain salary for the first two years ' service , and “ at the
expiry of the second year I engage to give you a substantial interest by way of ...
Page 139
We do not , even after the answers given in the House to the questions of the
honourable member for Chelsea , know very much about the way in which the
Action against Mt. di Cesnola was brought . So far as we can understand , it must
have ...
We do not , even after the answers given in the House to the questions of the
honourable member for Chelsea , know very much about the way in which the
Action against Mt. di Cesnola was brought . So far as we can understand , it must
have ...
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