The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 28
... increased rather than diminished in the future , especially by the delegation of further powers now entrusted to Government departments . The system of elective bodies to control local affairs was completed in 1894 , by the Local ...
... increased rather than diminished in the future , especially by the delegation of further powers now entrusted to Government departments . The system of elective bodies to control local affairs was completed in 1894 , by the Local ...
Page 83
... increase their own authority , with a total disregard of social needs , and without any idea of tutelage . In those early times , therefore , there was not even the germ of development , for there was as yet no movement . It becomes ...
... increase their own authority , with a total disregard of social needs , and without any idea of tutelage . In those early times , therefore , there was not even the germ of development , for there was as yet no movement . It becomes ...
Page 87
... increase by force of practice and eventually become perfect . At Rome , on the contrary , after the formularies of procedure were made public , there arose a class of men called jurisconsults : men acquainted with the law , who gave ...
... increase by force of practice and eventually become perfect . At Rome , on the contrary , after the formularies of procedure were made public , there arose a class of men called jurisconsults : men acquainted with the law , who gave ...
Page 95
... increased . Procedure being abbreviated , it became necessary to study the cases more rapidly , and lawyers found themselves unable to accumulate such a wealth of erudition and to embellish their discourses in the retirement of their ...
... increased . Procedure being abbreviated , it became necessary to study the cases more rapidly , and lawyers found themselves unable to accumulate such a wealth of erudition and to embellish their discourses in the retirement of their ...
Page 120
... increased by a thoroughly good index . The value of a work has been said to vary as its index ; if this were so , Messrs . Fisher and Strahan's book would not be the really excellent work which it undoubtedly is . For the present index ...
... increased by a thoroughly good index . The value of a work has been said to vary as its index ; if this were so , Messrs . Fisher and Strahan's book would not be the really excellent work which it undoubtedly is . For the present index ...
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