The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 19
... duties of the contracting parties after the contract , and the damages to which it may give rise . This portion of the Ottoman Code will , to all appear- ance , require some slight modification for the purposes of our administration in ...
... duties of the contracting parties after the contract , and the damages to which it may give rise . This portion of the Ottoman Code will , to all appear- ance , require some slight modification for the purposes of our administration in ...
Page 55
... duty of investigating them and of advising the Sovereign , devolves upon the Home Secretary , but he is not responsible for his counsels , neither has he any special acquaintance with the law nor yet judicial experience . There is no ...
... duty of investigating them and of advising the Sovereign , devolves upon the Home Secretary , but he is not responsible for his counsels , neither has he any special acquaintance with the law nor yet judicial experience . There is no ...
Page 64
... duties as Attorney or Solicitor- General keep him before the profession , but if he obtains a seat without any immediate prospect of office , and before his position is thoroughly established , he has not only to sustain the loss of ...
... duties as Attorney or Solicitor- General keep him before the profession , but if he obtains a seat without any immediate prospect of office , and before his position is thoroughly established , he has not only to sustain the loss of ...
Page 78
... duty to point out all inconsistencies of language , either with the Bill itself or with any part of the prior law not proposed to be repealed , and to make suggestions for their removal . After the Bill has passed through committee of ...
... duty to point out all inconsistencies of language , either with the Bill itself or with any part of the prior law not proposed to be repealed , and to make suggestions for their removal . After the Bill has passed through committee of ...
Page 94
... duty of a director is to his shareholders , and the in- terests both of the public and the companies will be best considered by a fair recognition on both sides of this fact . Surely it is not too much to hope of the good sense and ...
... duty of a director is to his shareholders , and the in- terests both of the public and the companies will be best considered by a fair recognition on both sides of this fact . Surely it is not too much to hope of the good sense and ...
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