The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... influence of the latter was quite an immaterial one even at a time when , politically and socially , the power of the Austrian régime was at its height . Until 1848 , Hungarian Civil and Criminal law and the Hungarian judiciary existed ...
... influence of the latter was quite an immaterial one even at a time when , politically and socially , the power of the Austrian régime was at its height . Until 1848 , Hungarian Civil and Criminal law and the Hungarian judiciary existed ...
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... influence , and have taken the jurisprudence and legal institutions of other nations into less account . But this dependency and one - sidedness is gradually disappearing . The practical ex- periences gained under the new conditions ...
... influence , and have taken the jurisprudence and legal institutions of other nations into less account . But this dependency and one - sidedness is gradually disappearing . The practical ex- periences gained under the new conditions ...
Page 64
... influence wielded by Macaulay justifies his biographer in saying that " Never has any public man , unendowed with the authority of a minister , so easily moulded so important a piece of legis- lation into a shape , which so accurately ...
... influence wielded by Macaulay justifies his biographer in saying that " Never has any public man , unendowed with the authority of a minister , so easily moulded so important a piece of legis- lation into a shape , which so accurately ...
Page 81
... influence of the practical necessities of everyday commercial life on the development of the Law of Nations . In replying to these graceful acknowledgments of the practical character of the work of the Association , Sir W. Phillimore ...
... influence of the practical necessities of everyday commercial life on the development of the Law of Nations . In replying to these graceful acknowledgments of the practical character of the work of the Association , Sir W. Phillimore ...
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... influence my conduct . I will for ever , at all hazards , assert the dignity , independence , and integrity of the English Bar , without which impartial justice , the most valuable part of the English constitution , can have no ...
... influence my conduct . I will for ever , at all hazards , assert the dignity , independence , and integrity of the English Bar , without which impartial justice , the most valuable part of the English constitution , can have no ...
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