The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 74
Page 26
... commissioner of the court , who has to examine into their respective titles . A report is then drawn up by the commissioner , setting out the order in which , as well the claimants upon the estate , as those who are liable as garans ...
... commissioner of the court , who has to examine into their respective titles . A report is then drawn up by the commissioner , setting out the order in which , as well the claimants upon the estate , as those who are liable as garans ...
Page 123
... Mr. C. P. Cooper's " Account of the most im- portant Public Records of Great Britain , " & c . , and partly from the report of the Commissioners of 1833 . one thing , that these lawes are to remain in Statute Law Commission . 123.
... Mr. C. P. Cooper's " Account of the most im- portant Public Records of Great Britain , " & c . , and partly from the report of the Commissioners of 1833 . one thing , that these lawes are to remain in Statute Law Commission . 123.
Page 125
... Commissioners on Public Records resolved , " That Francis Hargrave , Esquire , should be requested to consider and report to the Board as to the best method of reducing the statute law into a smaller compass and more systematic form ...
... Commissioners on Public Records resolved , " That Francis Hargrave , Esquire , should be requested to consider and report to the Board as to the best method of reducing the statute law into a smaller compass and more systematic form ...
Page 126
... Commissioners of 1833 say that this very learned gentleman is supposed to have made considerable collections towards enabling him to perform the task so " judiciously " intrusted to him . Judging from the result , it might be doubted ...
... Commissioners of 1833 say that this very learned gentleman is supposed to have made considerable collections towards enabling him to perform the task so " judiciously " intrusted to him . Judging from the result , it might be doubted ...
Page 127
... commissioners might find capable of being usefully and con- veniently consolidated , combining with that process , if thought advisable , the incorporation of any parts of the common law ; and secondly , for suggesting rules to ensure ...
... commissioners might find capable of being usefully and con- veniently consolidated , combining with that process , if thought advisable , the incorporation of any parts of the common law ; and secondly , for suggesting rules to ensure ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
adopted amended appears apply appointed authority bailiff bank barons Barrister bench bill Buckle cause character Coleridge colonies commission commissioners committee common law commonalty comune consideration considered contraband conveyance Council counsel county courts Court of Chancery criminal declaration defendant duty effect England English evidence fact favour fraud give House Inner Temple Inns of Court inquiry interest Item.-Use judge judgment judicial jurats jurés jurisprudence justice labour Landed Estates Court lawyer learned legislature liability London Lord Lord Campbell Lord Chancellor Lord Mansfield matter ment Middle Temple mortgage Nisi Prius notice observed opinion parliament parties person plaintiff political Pooley practice present principle prison proceedings profession provisions purchaser question railway reason reference regard relating remarks rent respect Roman law rule Society solicitor statute thing tion trial by jury trust verdict