The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... five shillings in the pound with his other creditors , but one who has obtained an instalment order insists on payment in full , or imprisonment if not paid . In such a case the judge should have power to say that in his opinion the ...
... five shillings in the pound with his other creditors , but one who has obtained an instalment order insists on payment in full , or imprisonment if not paid . In such a case the judge should have power to say that in his opinion the ...
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... five colleges at Oxford , the Bishop of Ely of four at Cambridge , originally no doubt as ordin- aries . The only college which has for visitor the descendant of the founder is Sidney , of which Lord de L'Isle and Dudley is visitor ...
... five colleges at Oxford , the Bishop of Ely of four at Cambridge , originally no doubt as ordin- aries . The only college which has for visitor the descendant of the founder is Sidney , of which Lord de L'Isle and Dudley is visitor ...
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... five pounds a year , would be entitled to take into account the difference in the value of money . The bishop thinks that he would be.1 In one case refusal of an oath tendered was treason . This was by 28 Hen . VIII , c . 10 ( repealed ...
... five pounds a year , would be entitled to take into account the difference in the value of money . The bishop thinks that he would be.1 In one case refusal of an oath tendered was treason . This was by 28 Hen . VIII , c . 10 ( repealed ...
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... five pounds for his Paradise Lost he did not reject it and commit his poem to the flames , nor did he accept the miserable pittance as the reward of his labour . He knew that the real price of his work was immortality , and that ...
... five pounds for his Paradise Lost he did not reject it and commit his poem to the flames , nor did he accept the miserable pittance as the reward of his labour . He knew that the real price of his work was immortality , and that ...
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... five years before he got a brief in a civil cause . His first great case was when he defended Hunt , who was charged along with Thurtell and Probert for the murder of Weare ; but the case that really made him was , according to Mr ...
... five years before he got a brief in a civil cause . His first great case was when he defended Hunt , who was charged along with Thurtell and Probert for the murder of Weare ; but the case that really made him was , according to Mr ...
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