The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 40
... c . 24 , s . 4 , and 5 Vict . , c . 5 , s . 25 , which let in the Vice - Chancellors of the Court of Chancery to rank before Baronets . These Statutes have , however , been repealed . Another 40 THE ORDER OF BARONETS .
... c . 24 , s . 4 , and 5 Vict . , c . 5 , s . 25 , which let in the Vice - Chancellors of the Court of Chancery to rank before Baronets . These Statutes have , however , been repealed . Another 40 THE ORDER OF BARONETS .
Page 70
... Vict . , c . 85 , ยง 27. No doubt a wife , by her adultery , may introduce a spurious offspring into her husband's family , and a husband by his adultery cannot foist his bastard children upon his lawful wife and her children . But , all ...
... Vict . , c . 85 , ยง 27. No doubt a wife , by her adultery , may introduce a spurious offspring into her husband's family , and a husband by his adultery cannot foist his bastard children upon his lawful wife and her children . But , all ...
Page 78
... Vict . , c . 61 , s . 5 , was decided by the President of the Divorce Court in Nunneley v . Nunneley & Marrian , 15 P.D. 186 . Noteworthy also is the case of In the goods of De la Rue , Ibid . , 185 , as to probate of English will where ...
... Vict . , c . 61 , s . 5 , was decided by the President of the Divorce Court in Nunneley v . Nunneley & Marrian , 15 P.D. 186 . Noteworthy also is the case of In the goods of De la Rue , Ibid . , 185 , as to probate of English will where ...
Page 86
... Vict . This bold assertion is very nearly , although not quite , warranted by the facts ; for we notice , at p . 138 , that the case of R. v . Collins is produced in all its glory , under the heading of " attempts to commit crimes ...
... Vict . This bold assertion is very nearly , although not quite , warranted by the facts ; for we notice , at p . 138 , that the case of R. v . Collins is produced in all its glory , under the heading of " attempts to commit crimes ...
Page 128
... would be that the punishment of death is not allowable under any circumstances . As I do not admit that this is * Vide 33 & 34 Vict . , c . 23 . so , I do not avail myself of that argument 128 CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS .
... would be that the punishment of death is not allowable under any circumstances . As I do not admit that this is * Vide 33 & 34 Vict . , c . 23 . so , I do not avail myself of that argument 128 CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS .
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