The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... 473 Castle's Law of Rating 468 Churchill and Bruce's Sheriff Law 378 Coote's
Probate Practice ( 8th Ed . ) Cordery's Law Relating to Solicitors Cunningham
and Mattinson's Precedents of Pleading 116 Day and Powell's Roscoe on
Evidence ...
... 473 Castle's Law of Rating 468 Churchill and Bruce's Sheriff Law 378 Coote's
Probate Practice ( 8th Ed . ) Cordery's Law Relating to Solicitors Cunningham
and Mattinson's Precedents of Pleading 116 Day and Powell's Roscoe on
Evidence ...
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By J. Alderson Foote Evidence as applied to History . By Right Hon . Sir Laurence
Peel 141 Ex Post Facto Laws . By Right Hon . Sir Laurence Peel 59 Foreign
JUDGMENTS 417 HELIGOLAND , The Constitution of ... 156 Keogh , The late
Right ...
By J. Alderson Foote Evidence as applied to History . By Right Hon . Sir Laurence
Peel 141 Ex Post Facto Laws . By Right Hon . Sir Laurence Peel 59 Foreign
JUDGMENTS 417 HELIGOLAND , The Constitution of ... 156 Keogh , The late
Right ...
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... complaining party should be an assessor of the Consular Court , and as such ,
entitled to bring to the attention of the Court any involuntary shortcomings on its
part to give due regard to the evidence produced on the part of the complainant .
... complaining party should be an assessor of the Consular Court , and as such ,
entitled to bring to the attention of the Court any involuntary shortcomings on its
part to give due regard to the evidence produced on the part of the complainant .
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... strikingly exemplified by the fact , that even under the so recently hoisted and
profusely blessed British ensign , the old inveterate , apparently ineradicable ,
Turkish rejection of Christian evidence has caused trouble in Cypriot Courts of
Law .
... strikingly exemplified by the fact , that even under the so recently hoisted and
profusely blessed British ensign , the old inveterate , apparently ineradicable ,
Turkish rejection of Christian evidence has caused trouble in Cypriot Courts of
Law .
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It should , however , be noticed that the offence of perjury has been expunged ,
and in its stead the definitions of false evidence and false declarations have been
framed so as to bring within the meshes of the Criminal Law , acts , which though
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It should , however , be noticed that the offence of perjury has been expunged ,
and in its stead the definitions of false evidence and false declarations have been
framed so as to bring within the meshes of the Criminal Law , acts , which though
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