The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Now , a maxim of common law is proved by shewing “ that it hath always been
the custom to observe it , " and the decisions of courts of justice are “ the
evidence of what is common law . " Hence the constant declaration , by the High
Court of ...
Now , a maxim of common law is proved by shewing “ that it hath always been
the custom to observe it , " and the decisions of courts of justice are “ the
evidence of what is common law . " Hence the constant declaration , by the High
Court of ...
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The above passage affords more palpable evidence of legal acquirements than
that quoted by Lord Campbell out of “ King Lear : " — " Lear.- This is nothing , fool
. Fool.— Then ' tis like the breath of an unfee'd lawyer ; you gave me nothing for ...
The above passage affords more palpable evidence of legal acquirements than
that quoted by Lord Campbell out of “ King Lear : " — " Lear.- This is nothing , fool
. Fool.— Then ' tis like the breath of an unfee'd lawyer ; you gave me nothing for ...
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The principal instance of this kind occurred in the course of the evidence before
the committee of last year . It was this : —The Bank of Ireland manages that
portion of the public debt , the dividends on which are payable 1 See Grant's Law
of ...
The principal instance of this kind occurred in the course of the evidence before
the committee of last year . It was this : —The Bank of Ireland manages that
portion of the public debt , the dividends on which are payable 1 See Grant's Law
of ...
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91 ) , extending the principle of limitation of liability to banking , too short a time
has elapsed to have discovered evidence of its workings . We may , however ,
observe that very discordant opinions were given by the practical men examined
...
91 ) , extending the principle of limitation of liability to banking , too short a time
has elapsed to have discovered evidence of its workings . We may , however ,
observe that very discordant opinions were given by the practical men examined
...
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[ Minutes of Evidence before Committee of the House of Commons , Q. 343. ] We
are not now about to enter into any examination of this code , which , deficient as
it is in the eyes of Mr. Ker , yet appears to be sufficient for the requirements of the
...
[ Minutes of Evidence before Committee of the House of Commons , Q. 343. ] We
are not now about to enter into any examination of this code , which , deficient as
it is in the eyes of Mr. Ker , yet appears to be sufficient for the requirements of the
...
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