The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 6
... regard to the said Ordnance but to their ease and singular covetise do withdraw themselves to serve great men and others unless they have livery and wages to the double or treble of that they were wont to take . " The statute then went ...
... regard to the said Ordnance but to their ease and singular covetise do withdraw themselves to serve great men and others unless they have livery and wages to the double or treble of that they were wont to take . " The statute then went ...
Page 16
... regard to industrial disputes must touch only a small portion of the labouring classes . In Nova Scotia again an Act has been passed which relates to labour engaged in mining operations ; and recourse has there been had to a plan for ...
... regard to industrial disputes must touch only a small portion of the labouring classes . In Nova Scotia again an Act has been passed which relates to labour engaged in mining operations ; and recourse has there been had to a plan for ...
Page 65
... regard to this important question has been very well defined from the beginning of the Antwerp Conference by the following exchange of views : - Mr. Charles MacArthur stated that it was advisable not to go by the vote of the majority ...
... regard to this important question has been very well defined from the beginning of the Antwerp Conference by the following exchange of views : - Mr. Charles MacArthur stated that it was advisable not to go by the vote of the majority ...
Page 73
... regard to these matters were made law in all countries . There remain , however , a great number of countries ... regards prescription , all the countries were unanimous in fixing it at two years . The English delegates stated that they ...
... regard to these matters were made law in all countries . There remain , however , a great number of countries ... regards prescription , all the countries were unanimous in fixing it at two years . The English delegates stated that they ...
Page 86
... regard to the lay origin of lawyers . Their institution is probably owing , he says , to the fact that from the earliest times , the man who found himself unable to speak in defence of his own rights would have recourse to the ...
... regard to the lay origin of lawyers . Their institution is probably owing , he says , to the fact that from the earliest times , the man who found himself unable to speak in defence of his own rights would have recourse to the ...
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