The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 33
... reported to " the Governors and the Society for card - playing in the Inn . " It was not till 1489 that we get , for the first time , an ordinance unmistakably passed by the Bench alone . This was made by " the Governors of the Inn for ...
... reported to " the Governors and the Society for card - playing in the Inn . " It was not till 1489 that we get , for the first time , an ordinance unmistakably passed by the Bench alone . This was made by " the Governors of the Inn for ...
Page 49
... reported in the present war . It is , however , interesting to consider some of the legal questions that may arise out of their existence before this war is ended , and in Armed Merchant Ships , Dr. Pearce Higgins has very clearly dealt ...
... reported in the present war . It is , however , interesting to consider some of the legal questions that may arise out of their existence before this war is ended , and in Armed Merchant Ships , Dr. Pearce Higgins has very clearly dealt ...
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... reported to be working successfully . One important feature of it consists in the abolition of the gratuity system , and an increase of the Government Grant . The funds resulting from these alterations have been placed at the unfettered ...
... reported to be working successfully . One important feature of it consists in the abolition of the gratuity system , and an increase of the Government Grant . The funds resulting from these alterations have been placed at the unfettered ...
Page 88
... reported are of any considerable or even general interest . Perhaps the most noticeable in this respect is In re Harris , Davis v . Harris ( L. R. [ 1914 ] , 2 Ch . 395 ) . In that case two ques- tions arose . The first was as to an ...
... reported are of any considerable or even general interest . Perhaps the most noticeable in this respect is In re Harris , Davis v . Harris ( L. R. [ 1914 ] , 2 Ch . 395 ) . In that case two ques- tions arose . The first was as to an ...
Page 99
... reported by the Lord Ordinary ) drew the inference that the wife knew , or at least suspected , her condition at the date of the marriage , and did not believe that the husband had any knowledge of it . On these facts , the Court held ...
... reported by the Lord Ordinary ) drew the inference that the wife knew , or at least suspected , her condition at the date of the marriage , and did not believe that the husband had any knowledge of it . On these facts , the Court held ...
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