The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... defined difference ) they were utterly without remedy . They therefore determined that for 1897-8 and subsequent years they would pay the tax themselves under the provisions of the Statute 51 & 52 Vict . , c . 8 , s . 24 ( 3 ) ; but the ...
... defined difference ) they were utterly without remedy . They therefore determined that for 1897-8 and subsequent years they would pay the tax themselves under the provisions of the Statute 51 & 52 Vict . , c . 8 , s . 24 ( 3 ) ; but the ...
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... defines facultas as corpus et sodalitium plurium magistrorum certae alicui disciplinae addictorum , 1 Hist . Univ ... definition meets the case of the faculty in an English university ] rule removed all clerical restrictions from ...
... defines facultas as corpus et sodalitium plurium magistrorum certae alicui disciplinae addictorum , 1 Hist . Univ ... definition meets the case of the faculty in an English university ] rule removed all clerical restrictions from ...
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... defined by Macaulay as " a tax on readers , for the purpose of giving a bounty to writers , " we must go back to the first half of the sixteenth century . The Crown at that time claimed prerogative rights , in the case of certain books ...
... defined by Macaulay as " a tax on readers , for the purpose of giving a bounty to writers , " we must go back to the first half of the sixteenth century . The Crown at that time claimed prerogative rights , in the case of certain books ...
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... defined crimes according to the law of the other , without making it necessary to see precisely what crime these acts would constitute according to its own definitions . Dr. Berger and Dr. Lengyel dealt with more subtle points , such as ...
... defined crimes according to the law of the other , without making it necessary to see precisely what crime these acts would constitute according to its own definitions . Dr. Berger and Dr. Lengyel dealt with more subtle points , such as ...
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... definition of Petition of Right , pointing out how that this definition , differing little from Blackstone's , is wider in its scope than Staundford's or Comyn's , and embraces petitions for unliquidated damages for breach of contract ...
... definition of Petition of Right , pointing out how that this definition , differing little from Blackstone's , is wider in its scope than Staundford's or Comyn's , and embraces petitions for unliquidated damages for breach of contract ...
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