The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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Page 150
... Lord Cottenham to extend to such contingencies ; and even if a purchaser could be found so regardless of his own interest as to bind himself by such an agreement , it would not avail the vendor , who , upon the broad principle adopted ...
... Lord Cottenham to extend to such contingencies ; and even if a purchaser could be found so regardless of his own interest as to bind himself by such an agreement , it would not avail the vendor , who , upon the broad principle adopted ...
Page 154
... Lord Langdale , M. R. , over- ruling the demurrer to this information , when the House , acting upon Lord Cottenham's advice , had refused costs . On the other hand , there were cases in which the House of Lords had given the Attorney ...
... Lord Langdale , M. R. , over- ruling the demurrer to this information , when the House , acting upon Lord Cottenham's advice , had refused costs . On the other hand , there were cases in which the House of Lords had given the Attorney ...
Page 287
... Lord Chancellor , and during his tenure of office , that his poli- tical bias became matured and an effective motive of action . We do not mean that he imported political bias into the Court of Chancery ... Lord Chancellor Cottenham . 287.
... Lord Chancellor , and during his tenure of office , that his poli- tical bias became matured and an effective motive of action . We do not mean that he imported political bias into the Court of Chancery ... Lord Chancellor Cottenham . 287.
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