The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... lawyers in this respect have undergone a great change . It is hard to realise that quite recently young persons were sentenced to death or to long periods of imprisonment ; but , while we recognise a commendable advance , we must be ...
... lawyers in this respect have undergone a great change . It is hard to realise that quite recently young persons were sentenced to death or to long periods of imprisonment ; but , while we recognise a commendable advance , we must be ...
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... lawyers from the " Unlearned Parliament . " However that may be , in the year 1486 there were passed several important restrictions upon the practice of advocates in Hungary . By a royal proclamation it was enjoined that no one should ...
... lawyers from the " Unlearned Parliament . " However that may be , in the year 1486 there were passed several important restrictions upon the practice of advocates in Hungary . By a royal proclamation it was enjoined that no one should ...
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... Lawyers , well versed in the lore concerning the comparative merits and conflicting claims of the long - bow and hawk , as against the musket and fowling - piece , have , indeed , doubted whether for two centuries before 1832 anyone was ...
... Lawyers , well versed in the lore concerning the comparative merits and conflicting claims of the long - bow and hawk , as against the musket and fowling - piece , have , indeed , doubted whether for two centuries before 1832 anyone was ...
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... lawyer whose book is referred to in some of the MSS . The Harleian MS . 4353 , which forms the text of the book before us , is the earliest of the Book of Cyvnerth class . We cannot here discuss the historical questions raised in this ...
... lawyer whose book is referred to in some of the MSS . The Harleian MS . 4353 , which forms the text of the book before us , is the earliest of the Book of Cyvnerth class . We cannot here discuss the historical questions raised in this ...
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... lawyers present were , Lord Justice Kennedy , Mr. R. B. D. Acland , K.C. , and Mr. J. E. R. Stephens , besides several shipowners and underwriters . The subject which occupied practically the 86 CURRENT NOTES ON INTERNATIONAL LAW .
... lawyers present were , Lord Justice Kennedy , Mr. R. B. D. Acland , K.C. , and Mr. J. E. R. Stephens , besides several shipowners and underwriters . The subject which occupied practically the 86 CURRENT NOTES ON INTERNATIONAL LAW .
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