The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... Common Law Commissioners : " It is not consistent with any just principle of jurisprudence to enforce a mere civil claim by imprisonment . " It would have been better if the Committee had abstained altogether from considerations of this ...
... Common Law Commissioners : " It is not consistent with any just principle of jurisprudence to enforce a mere civil claim by imprisonment . " It would have been better if the Committee had abstained altogether from considerations of this ...
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... common interest , and that the system which imprisons fewest debtors is best , even though all the imprisonments may be wrongful . It is not in the interests of justice or of the public that any debtor should be imprisoned without clear ...
... common interest , and that the system which imprisons fewest debtors is best , even though all the imprisonments may be wrongful . It is not in the interests of justice or of the public that any debtor should be imprisoned without clear ...
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... common seal , are in abeyance , unless the defect be met by the statutes . At Common law a corporation can contract only by deed under the common seal , but in later times the strictness of this rule has been relaxed in the matter of ...
... common seal , are in abeyance , unless the defect be met by the statutes . At Common law a corporation can contract only by deed under the common seal , but in later times the strictness of this rule has been relaxed in the matter of ...
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... common seal , to grant a degree , to admit or restore a fellow or scholar , to admit a head , 2 in one case to remove a Lollard from a scholarship.3 The mandamus might have been followed by feigned issue , when that mode of procedure ...
... common seal , to grant a degree , to admit or restore a fellow or scholar , to admit a head , 2 in one case to remove a Lollard from a scholarship.3 The mandamus might have been followed by feigned issue , when that mode of procedure ...
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... common seal will be taken since 8 & 9 Vict . , c . 113. But it is still necessary to prove , on any objection , that the seal was affixed with proper authority . Two cases of interest arose before the Act , and they may still be useful ...
... common seal will be taken since 8 & 9 Vict . , c . 113. But it is still necessary to prove , on any objection , that the seal was affixed with proper authority . Two cases of interest arose before the Act , and they may still be useful ...
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