The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... Hungary at last taking a course in conformity with the modern 1 This term is perhaps misleading . The Hungarian " nobiles " were rather a class of " freemen . " conceptions of Western nations , and adapted to the altered 6 HUNGARIAN LAW .
... Hungary at last taking a course in conformity with the modern 1 This term is perhaps misleading . The Hungarian " nobiles " were rather a class of " freemen . " conceptions of Western nations , and adapted to the altered 6 HUNGARIAN LAW .
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... course of preparation and will amount to a radical revision of the Commercial law . On the table of the House lies a draft for increasing the rigour of the Act of 1883 relating to usury and for preventing the fraudulent transfer of ...
... course of preparation and will amount to a radical revision of the Commercial law . On the table of the House lies a draft for increasing the rigour of the Act of 1883 relating to usury and for preventing the fraudulent transfer of ...
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... course of proceeding which is not at all in conformity with the fundamental principles of Criminal law . As far back as 1843 a splendid draft for a penal code was prepared , which showed great progress in view of the criminal ...
... course of proceeding which is not at all in conformity with the fundamental principles of Criminal law . As far back as 1843 a splendid draft for a penal code was prepared , which showed great progress in view of the criminal ...
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... course , the smaller the instalment is , the easier it is to prove past or present means of paying it . It is clear that a limit ought to be introduced , if not as to smallness of the instalments or the number of them , at least as to ...
... course , the smaller the instalment is , the easier it is to prove past or present means of paying it . It is clear that a limit ought to be introduced , if not as to smallness of the instalments or the number of them , at least as to ...
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... course are of opinion that the main object for which the County Courts exist is the collection of small debts , and that they would fail to effect this object if conclusive legal evidence of means to pay were insisted on ; while they ...
... course are of opinion that the main object for which the County Courts exist is the collection of small debts , and that they would fail to effect this object if conclusive legal evidence of means to pay were insisted on ; while they ...
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