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Page 33
There seems to be on the whole a preponderance of opinion in favour of a Code
which shall embody in abstract , adequate , and unambiguous phraseology the
practical results of all the learning contained in the statutes and judicial decisions
...
There seems to be on the whole a preponderance of opinion in favour of a Code
which shall embody in abstract , adequate , and unambiguous phraseology the
practical results of all the learning contained in the statutes and judicial decisions
...
Page 34
Not only is an intimate knowledge of the law viewed as an organic whole
requisite , but an aptitude for co - ordination and correlation is equally essential .
He must also be endowed with discrimination and sound judgment to make a
prudent ...
Not only is an intimate knowledge of the law viewed as an organic whole
requisite , but an aptitude for co - ordination and correlation is equally essential .
He must also be endowed with discrimination and sound judgment to make a
prudent ...
Page 70
... and enforcing the nomination with the utmost vigour , that Major Nolan's
election could be secured , and accordingly from one end of Galway to the other
the whole resources of priestly organisation were brought into play . Mob
violence and ...
... and enforcing the nomination with the utmost vigour , that Major Nolan's
election could be secured , and accordingly from one end of Galway to the other
the whole resources of priestly organisation were brought into play . Mob
violence and ...
Page 74
... must ascertain with precision the whole of the Law which we desire to
enunciate , down to its minutest details , and must have an adequate idea of the
mutual relations of its several parts . How are you to do this until you have first got
hold of ...
... must ascertain with precision the whole of the Law which we desire to
enunciate , down to its minutest details , and must have an adequate idea of the
mutual relations of its several parts . How are you to do this until you have first got
hold of ...
Page 75
It is now just twenty - two years ago — just the whole lifetime of this Association
— since my attention was called to this subject by my being appointed one of the
draftsmen employed by the then existing Statute Law Commission to prepare one
...
It is now just twenty - two years ago — just the whole lifetime of this Association
— since my attention was called to this subject by my being appointed one of the
draftsmen employed by the then existing Statute Law Commission to prepare one
...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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