The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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... ment , who shall have occasion to vouch any records quoted in the Institutes in their arguments or debates , diligently to search for , and compare them with , their originals , before they make publike use of , or depend upon them ...
... ment , who shall have occasion to vouch any records quoted in the Institutes in their arguments or debates , diligently to search for , and compare them with , their originals , before they make publike use of , or depend upon them ...
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... ment . In the " Prooemium " to the Fourth Institute occurs the following passage , which at least is free from suspicion : - Among many and various similitudes and characteristic conceits of phrase , it is said " For as the body of man ...
... ment . In the " Prooemium " to the Fourth Institute occurs the following passage , which at least is free from suspicion : - Among many and various similitudes and characteristic conceits of phrase , it is said " For as the body of man ...
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... ment thereon . " English lawyers sometimes use these terms ( descent and purchase ) metaphorically , like Lepidus . Thus , a law lord who has suffered much from hereditary gout , although very temperate in his habits , says : — ' I take ...
... ment thereon . " English lawyers sometimes use these terms ( descent and purchase ) metaphorically , like Lepidus . Thus , a law lord who has suffered much from hereditary gout , although very temperate in his habits , says : — ' I take ...
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... ment letter , authorizing the Bank of England , by means of vio- lating the statute , to produce an unlimited supply of bank - notes to meet the public wants , and allay the general Principles and Law of Banking . 89.
... ment letter , authorizing the Bank of England , by means of vio- lating the statute , to produce an unlimited supply of bank - notes to meet the public wants , and allay the general Principles and Law of Banking . 89.
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... ment inspector would probably be much embarrassed in prose- cuting his inquiries to a satisfactory issue . Will it aid him much to have all officers and agents of the company bound , under a penalty of £ 5 , to produce any book or ...
... ment inspector would probably be much embarrassed in prose- cuting his inquiries to a satisfactory issue . Will it aid him much to have all officers and agents of the company bound , under a penalty of £ 5 , to produce any book or ...
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