The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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... judge ; ' surely he must be a judge or no judge . ” " Holt , C. J. , in his admirable and well - known judgment , re- marked in the outset " My brothers differ from me in opinion , and they all differ from one another in the reasons of ...
... judge ; ' surely he must be a judge or no judge . ” " Holt , C. J. , in his admirable and well - known judgment , re- marked in the outset " My brothers differ from me in opinion , and they all differ from one another in the reasons of ...
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... judge . In the sketch of the life of this eminent judge by Lord Campbell , the biographer refers to a fictitious but well - invented anecdote , which , he observes , obtained great currency . This obviously arose from its being ...
... judge . In the sketch of the life of this eminent judge by Lord Campbell , the biographer refers to a fictitious but well - invented anecdote , which , he observes , obtained great currency . This obviously arose from its being ...
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... judge took in the discussion , as well as that which fell to the lot of one of his successors - Lord Ellen- borough - is described in Lord Campbell's " Lives of the Chief- Justices . " But the comments which the biographer makes on the ...
... judge took in the discussion , as well as that which fell to the lot of one of his successors - Lord Ellen- borough - is described in Lord Campbell's " Lives of the Chief- Justices . " But the comments which the biographer makes on the ...
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... judge re- marked : - " In truth , common learning on the constitution , com- mon justice and common sense , equally revolt against it . If such a limitation on the birthright of Englishmen existed - so im- portant , so remarkable in its ...
... judge re- marked : - " In truth , common learning on the constitution , com- mon justice and common sense , equally revolt against it . If such a limitation on the birthright of Englishmen existed - so im- portant , so remarkable in its ...
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... judge or the practitioner . The principle which underlay this practice may be formulized thus : -It was an assumption that a man might set up a will , and that a man might dispute a will , without necessarily , in case of failure ...
... judge or the practitioner . The principle which underlay this practice may be formulized thus : -It was an assumption that a man might set up a will , and that a man might dispute a will , without necessarily , in case of failure ...
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