The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 70
Page 21
... decision of cases arising regarding such rights . We doubt whether this was in the bond , it may be said . Certainly , we do not suppose that the immigrants thought it was ; and for their sakes , as well as for the alleviation of the ...
... decision of cases arising regarding such rights . We doubt whether this was in the bond , it may be said . Certainly , we do not suppose that the immigrants thought it was ; and for their sakes , as well as for the alleviation of the ...
Page 46
... decision ; in vain do they enjoin them to leave out of consideration the circumstance that upon their verdict hangs the life of a human being . Juries are at times called upon to determine whether they will violate their oaths or ...
... decision ; in vain do they enjoin them to leave out of consideration the circumstance that upon their verdict hangs the life of a human being . Juries are at times called upon to determine whether they will violate their oaths or ...
Page 54
... decision is final . If we pause for a moment to inquire as to the class of persons in whose judgment the law reposes such implicit confidence that it cannot , save in the above instance , be impugned , we shall find that though in ...
... decision is final . If we pause for a moment to inquire as to the class of persons in whose judgment the law reposes such implicit confidence that it cannot , save in the above instance , be impugned , we shall find that though in ...
Page 56
... decision of which is final unless permis- sion is obtained to go to the House of Lords . Where a con- viction has taken place at Quarter Sessions , two justices , the recorder or deputy - recorder , may order a new trial to be had at ...
... decision of which is final unless permis- sion is obtained to go to the House of Lords . Where a con- viction has taken place at Quarter Sessions , two justices , the recorder or deputy - recorder , may order a new trial to be had at ...
Page 77
... deciding every question in difference - which is clearly within their competence - the House at large insists on settling , if neces- sary by division , the precise form of words in which their decision is to be enunciated , an office ...
... deciding every question in difference - which is clearly within their competence - the House at large insists on settling , if neces- sary by division , the precise form of words in which their decision is to be enunciated , an office ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
according action administration Admiralty Court Admitted aged appears authority bankrupt bankruptcy banns Barrister-at-Law Belgian Bill Called Capitulations ceremony certificate Church cited civil claim Code collision Common Law Constitution contract County Court Court of Admiralty creditors Criminal Law Crown Cyprus decision Digest divorce domicil easements edition England evidence Ex pte existing fact favour foreign French Government grant High Court House House of Lords Inner Temple interest International Law Irel Ireland judgment judicial jurisdiction jurists Jury King L.J. Ch learned Judge legislation Lesser Armenia licence Lincoln's Inn Lord Justice Lord Justice Clerk Marlborough marriage married matrimonial matter ment Middle Temple nation Niboyet offence Ottoman Ottoman Empire owner Parliament parties persons plaintiff practice present principle provisions punishment question recognised Reform regard Registrar Reports Roman Law rule Scotland Section ship Solicitor Statute tion Travers Twiss Treaty tribunal vessels Vict