The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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... doubt be removed by careful legislation , but only by at the same time lessening the efficacy of the remedy . It might , for instance , be provided that no award should remain in force for more than a year , or that disobedience to the ...
... doubt be removed by careful legislation , but only by at the same time lessening the efficacy of the remedy . It might , for instance , be provided that no award should remain in force for more than a year , or that disobedience to the ...
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... doubt would ; but if an award is arrived at by the wishes of the parties themselves , we have confidence that in the future - and our experience shows it so far by all our awards having been honourably kept on both sides — that there ...
... doubt would ; but if an award is arrived at by the wishes of the parties themselves , we have confidence that in the future - and our experience shows it so far by all our awards having been honourably kept on both sides — that there ...
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... doubt that he could maintain two actions in respect of the one blow . I may apply the test I mentioned in the argument . If he became bankrupt , the right in respect of the watch would vest in his trustee . That for damage to his person ...
... doubt that he could maintain two actions in respect of the one blow . I may apply the test I mentioned in the argument . If he became bankrupt , the right in respect of the watch would vest in his trustee . That for damage to his person ...
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... doubt that the right to bring an action for an injury to the person , character , or feelings of a bankrupt , does not pass to the assignees . " And Parke , B. , says ( see p . 625 ) : " The executor cannot sue upon contracts , the ...
... doubt that the right to bring an action for an injury to the person , character , or feelings of a bankrupt , does not pass to the assignees . " And Parke , B. , says ( see p . 625 ) : " The executor cannot sue upon contracts , the ...
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... doubt , they decide that each party shall bear half the loss . On this point also all were agreed , and it was unanimously decided that cases of inscrutable fault ought to be treated in the same manner as cases of inevitable accident ...
... doubt , they decide that each party shall bear half the loss . On this point also all were agreed , and it was unanimously decided that cases of inscrutable fault ought to be treated in the same manner as cases of inevitable accident ...
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