The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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Page 64
... figure of Macaulay . By his unrelenting opposition to the extension of the period to sixty years ' publi- cation , he was eventually successful in moulding it to the shape which it came at last to assume upon the Statute book . It was ...
... figure of Macaulay . By his unrelenting opposition to the extension of the period to sixty years ' publi- cation , he was eventually successful in moulding it to the shape which it came at last to assume upon the Statute book . It was ...
Page 211
... figure in company with guns , swords , saddles and sulphur , as absolute contraband . The more recent tendency has been to assert that persons can in no case be contraband . In the Trent Case , Great Britain maintained that the United ...
... figure in company with guns , swords , saddles and sulphur , as absolute contraband . The more recent tendency has been to assert that persons can in no case be contraband . In the Trent Case , Great Britain maintained that the United ...
Page 216
... figure below the amount entered in it against his name as they thought fit . In no other respect can they vary the list on an appeal to them by a ratepayer against an assessment on his own premises . But there is one possible case in ...
... figure below the amount entered in it against his name as they thought fit . In no other respect can they vary the list on an appeal to them by a ratepayer against an assessment on his own premises . But there is one possible case in ...
Page 264
... figure , they do not exceed the charges to which it is generally the custom of the Bar to raise them ; that " the introduction of a like custom is nevertheless deeply to " be regretted , since it alters the nature of the profession ...
... figure , they do not exceed the charges to which it is generally the custom of the Bar to raise them ; that " the introduction of a like custom is nevertheless deeply to " be regretted , since it alters the nature of the profession ...
Page 270
... figure is about 1,200 . Such being the history and such the constitution of the Bar in Belgium , it now remains to add something regarding the rules which govern the practice of the profession . It may generally be said that those rules ...
... figure is about 1,200 . Such being the history and such the constitution of the Bar in Belgium , it now remains to add something regarding the rules which govern the practice of the profession . It may generally be said that those rules ...
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