The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 35
... treated as a main road or not . County councils may also acquire the control of any marine works , and may be given the powers of existing drainage boards . They , jointly with the Com- missioners of Works , are authorized to prosecute ...
... treated as a main road or not . County councils may also acquire the control of any marine works , and may be given the powers of existing drainage boards . They , jointly with the Com- missioners of Works , are authorized to prosecute ...
Page 49
... treating a wound , because the damages are assessed by reference to bodily annoyance ; but the assignees of the same surgeon , if bankrupt , might sue the patient on his promise to pay remuneration for attendance because the promise ...
... treating a wound , because the damages are assessed by reference to bodily annoyance ; but the assignees of the same surgeon , if bankrupt , might sue the patient on his promise to pay remuneration for attendance because the promise ...
Page 50
... treating of . But , on examination , this case will be found to rest upon an entirely different footing , depending , as it does , upon the relationship between husband and wife , and the peculiar rights which that relationship gives ...
... treating of . But , on examination , this case will be found to rest upon an entirely different footing , depending , as it does , upon the relationship between husband and wife , and the peculiar rights which that relationship gives ...
Page 68
... treated in the same manner as cases of inevitable accident . The countries which would have to alter their legislations in consequence of this resolution , are France , Holland , and several of the South American States . 3. One Ship to ...
... treated in the same manner as cases of inevitable accident . The countries which would have to alter their legislations in consequence of this resolution , are France , Holland , and several of the South American States . 3. One Ship to ...
Page 75
... treated more harshly in this respect than their colleagues on the Continent and in the United States . There is no doubt that the difference in treatment is favour- able to the latter . This difference shows itself in two ways : ( 1 ) ...
... treated more harshly in this respect than their colleagues on the Continent and in the United States . There is no doubt that the difference in treatment is favour- able to the latter . This difference shows itself in two ways : ( 1 ) ...
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