The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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... interest demanded , for instance , when it was thought desirable to change the ruling of the Court as to the Legal Tender Act . The Court being the creature of the Legislature and sub- ject to it for the extent of its jurisdiction and ...
... interest demanded , for instance , when it was thought desirable to change the ruling of the Court as to the Legal Tender Act . The Court being the creature of the Legislature and sub- ject to it for the extent of its jurisdiction and ...
Page 50
... interest on the mind of man , and how unconsciously his judg ment is warped by that influence . To this bias add that of the esprit de corps , of their peculiar maxim and creed , that ' it is the office of a good judge to enlarge his ...
... interest on the mind of man , and how unconsciously his judg ment is warped by that influence . To this bias add that of the esprit de corps , of their peculiar maxim and creed , that ' it is the office of a good judge to enlarge his ...
Page 54
... interest of the public generally to have short hauls as well as long hauls , and to have rates just as low as they can reasonably be placed , providing it does not seriously interfere with the prosperity and growth of the railway ...
... interest of the public generally to have short hauls as well as long hauls , and to have rates just as low as they can reasonably be placed , providing it does not seriously interfere with the prosperity and growth of the railway ...
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... that the burgesses were originally chosen from among the inhabitants of the towns they represented , but that , in the reign of Anne , the land- lords , to depress the shipping interest , opened the 68 50 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
... that the burgesses were originally chosen from among the inhabitants of the towns they represented , but that , in the reign of Anne , the land- lords , to depress the shipping interest , opened the 68 50 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
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... interest in the prop- erty , his wages must be a fixed charge on earnings , and , as such , if reasonable , must take precedence of a di- vision of profits . As the law stands , I can see no escape from this reasoning , but to me it ...
... interest in the prop- erty , his wages must be a fixed charge on earnings , and , as such , if reasonable , must take precedence of a di- vision of profits . As the law stands , I can see no escape from this reasoning , but to me it ...
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