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... Henry ) Joint Stock and other Com- panies ( 4th Ed . ) Wallis's Italian Company Law ... ... Walpole's Rubric of the Common Law 211 316 83 88 82 ... 88 ... ... 212 ... ... 91 Westlake's Private International Law ( 2nd Ed . ) Wigram's ...
... Henry ) Joint Stock and other Com- panies ( 4th Ed . ) Wallis's Italian Company Law ... ... Walpole's Rubric of the Common Law 211 316 83 88 82 ... 88 ... ... 212 ... ... 91 Westlake's Private International Law ( 2nd Ed . ) Wigram's ...
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... Henry Maine's objections to the theory in so far as they relate to its inapplicability to archaic or semi - civilised societies , Mr. Holland claims for it a basis of essential truth , and says most truly that in England at the present ...
... Henry Maine's objections to the theory in so far as they relate to its inapplicability to archaic or semi - civilised societies , Mr. Holland claims for it a basis of essential truth , and says most truly that in England at the present ...
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... Henry Maine , on this question as well as some others , would seem to arise solely from the difference in the point of view from which they regard the subject . The observations of Austin were confined to fully - developed legal systems ...
... Henry Maine , on this question as well as some others , would seem to arise solely from the difference in the point of view from which they regard the subject . The observations of Austin were confined to fully - developed legal systems ...
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... Henry Maine says , the only real unwritten Law . In Chapter VI . we are told that " the objects of Law are the creation and protection of legal rights ” * and in Chapter VII . a legal right is well defined to be " a capacity residing in ...
... Henry Maine says , the only real unwritten Law . In Chapter VI . we are told that " the objects of Law are the creation and protection of legal rights ” * and in Chapter VII . a legal right is well defined to be " a capacity residing in ...
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... Henry , Esq . , Solicitor and Clerk of the Peace , Ports- mouth , aged 62. Admitted 1840. Aug. 14 . FULLER , George , of the King's Inns , Dublin , Esq . , Barrister- at - Law , aged 68. B.A. , Trin . Coll . , Dublin . Called 1839 . Aug ...
... Henry , Esq . , Solicitor and Clerk of the Peace , Ports- mouth , aged 62. Admitted 1840. Aug. 14 . FULLER , George , of the King's Inns , Dublin , Esq . , Barrister- at - Law , aged 68. B.A. , Trin . Coll . , Dublin . Called 1839 . Aug ...
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