The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... contract only by deed under the common seal , but in later times the strictness of this rule has been relaxed in the matter of contracts of small amount and of frequent occur- There is no doubt that a college through its bursar could ...
... contract only by deed under the common seal , but in later times the strictness of this rule has been relaxed in the matter of contracts of small amount and of frequent occur- There is no doubt that a college through its bursar could ...
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... contract would lie under the ordinary rules of contract where a college was a party.1 If the question as to the sufficient learning of a graduate in holy orders be raised , it must be by duplex querela in one of the provincial courts ...
... contract would lie under the ordinary rules of contract where a college was a party.1 If the question as to the sufficient learning of a graduate in holy orders be raised , it must be by duplex querela in one of the provincial courts ...
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... contract entered into by an infant ( other than for neces- saries ) , shall be absolutely void , and no action lies against him upon ratification made after full age . A contract for payment of a loan made during infancy is also avoided ...
... contract entered into by an infant ( other than for neces- saries ) , shall be absolutely void , and no action lies against him upon ratification made after full age . A contract for payment of a loan made during infancy is also avoided ...
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... contract that a university . or college supplies efficient tuition . An action would lie by an undergraduate - by his next friend should he be an infant - for breach of the contract to educate . A member of a college is bound to conform ...
... contract that a university . or college supplies efficient tuition . An action would lie by an undergraduate - by his next friend should he be an infant - for breach of the contract to educate . A member of a college is bound to conform ...
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... contract to educate might also be broken should an undergraduate be expelled or sent down for a definite time without being heard in his defence . Unless indeed it be one of the rules of discipline , as it is in many colleges , that ...
... contract to educate might also be broken should an undergraduate be expelled or sent down for a definite time without being heard in his defence . Unless indeed it be one of the rules of discipline , as it is in many colleges , that ...
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