The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 31
... declared it a " base and vile " thing to plead for money , prohibiting any one but a near kinsman to plead their cause , and forcing such a per- son to take oath that he had received no money therefor . Plymouth by an ordinance of July ...
... declared it a " base and vile " thing to plead for money , prohibiting any one but a near kinsman to plead their cause , and forcing such a per- son to take oath that he had received no money therefor . Plymouth by an ordinance of July ...
Page 101
... declared incompetent , testify concerning said affairs and transactions ? Would it make any difference in the answers , or any of them , if it were assumed that the attorney believed or even know at the time of his employment by the ...
... declared incompetent , testify concerning said affairs and transactions ? Would it make any difference in the answers , or any of them , if it were assumed that the attorney believed or even know at the time of his employment by the ...
Page 119
... declared a crusade . This noble act failing to appease his subjects . John sent letters to the Pope to ask his intercession , and the Pope sent back letters to the barons urging them to make their request with reverence . These letters ...
... declared a crusade . This noble act failing to appease his subjects . John sent letters to the Pope to ask his intercession , and the Pope sent back letters to the barons urging them to make their request with reverence . These letters ...
Page 129
... declaring that the system of collecting fees from workers for furnishing them with employ- ment , or with information ... declared unconstitutional was unsuccessful , one of the two judges of the court deciding that a State has the right ...
... declaring that the system of collecting fees from workers for furnishing them with employ- ment , or with information ... declared unconstitutional was unsuccessful , one of the two judges of the court deciding that a State has the right ...
Page 130
... declaring guilty of manslaughter in the second degree one who causes death by any act , procurement , or culpable negligence , the indictment is not demurrable . The Court , in referring to the term " culpable negligence , " says ...
... declaring guilty of manslaughter in the second degree one who causes death by any act , procurement , or culpable negligence , the indictment is not demurrable . The Court , in referring to the term " culpable negligence , " says ...
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