The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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Page 27
... held not to be sufficient evidence that the seal affixed was the seal of the university . In the later case the plaintiff pro- duced evidence that the seal was the seal of the university and on that succeeded . In an anonymous case the ...
... held not to be sufficient evidence that the seal affixed was the seal of the university . In the later case the plaintiff pro- duced evidence that the seal was the seal of the university and on that succeeded . In an anonymous case the ...
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... held that necessaries supplied to a Cambridge under- graduate are not such things as are requisite for bare sub- sistence . Jewellery to the value of £ 8 was allowed.1 In another case of the same year an action was brought against an ...
... held that necessaries supplied to a Cambridge under- graduate are not such things as are requisite for bare sub- sistence . Jewellery to the value of £ 8 was allowed.1 In another case of the same year an action was brought against an ...
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... held that the defendant was liable . " There has been an actionable wrong , " said Erle , C.J. , " for which the defendant is liable , independently of the finding of the jury that the hiring of the horse was a necessary suitable to the ...
... held that the defendant was liable . " There has been an actionable wrong , " said Erle , C.J. , " for which the defendant is liable , independently of the finding of the jury that the hiring of the horse was a necessary suitable to the ...
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... time means withdrawal from the college . 8 As was held in the famous case of R. v . Hopkins , already noticed . 4 Case of Gesling v . Viditz . this attempt has been successful . For although there is 34 FORM OF WILL OF AN ALIEN IN FRANCE .
... time means withdrawal from the college . 8 As was held in the famous case of R. v . Hopkins , already noticed . 4 Case of Gesling v . Viditz . this attempt has been successful . For although there is 34 FORM OF WILL OF AN ALIEN IN FRANCE .
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... held that the rule Locus regit actum was not an absolute rule nor a rule of public policy , and that therefore it was optional to the testatrix to adopt the form recognised by the law of her country . This judgment was rendered in ...
... held that the rule Locus regit actum was not an absolute rule nor a rule of public policy , and that therefore it was optional to the testatrix to adopt the form recognised by the law of her country . This judgment was rendered in ...
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