The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 74
... reference to a limited subject , this may be practicable , but I am certain that , if you intend to do the thing so as to be of real perma- nent service , you must be satisfied to do one thing at a time , and gradually build up your ...
... reference to a limited subject , this may be practicable , but I am certain that , if you intend to do the thing so as to be of real perma- nent service , you must be satisfied to do one thing at a time , and gradually build up your ...
Page 80
... reference to the great attempt at Codification already mentioned . It is a Bill of unusual magnitude . It repeals the whole of the present statute law on the subject of indictable offences , and attempts , or at any rate professes , to ...
... reference to the great attempt at Codification already mentioned . It is a Bill of unusual magnitude . It repeals the whole of the present statute law on the subject of indictable offences , and attempts , or at any rate professes , to ...
Page 109
... references to the judicial construction placed upon the language employed . The book is therefore limited to an enunciation of the Common Law doctrine of Fraud in its civil aspects . Mr. Bigelow divides his work into two parts . Part I ...
... references to the judicial construction placed upon the language employed . The book is therefore limited to an enunciation of the Common Law doctrine of Fraud in its civil aspects . Mr. Bigelow divides his work into two parts . Part I ...
Page 110
... reference to every report of each case has been adopted , and a marginal analysis and full Index smooth the path of all wishing to consult the book on any particular point . The practitioner will in most cases probably prefer Griffith's ...
... reference to every report of each case has been adopted , and a marginal analysis and full Index smooth the path of all wishing to consult the book on any particular point . The practitioner will in most cases probably prefer Griffith's ...
Page 114
... from Mr. Foote , are purely Theoretical , and do not detract from the general utility of his book as a convenient source of reference on the principal questions arising in daily practice on matters of Foreign and 114 REVIEWS .
... from Mr. Foote , are purely Theoretical , and do not detract from the general utility of his book as a convenient source of reference on the principal questions arising in daily practice on matters of Foreign and 114 REVIEWS .
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