The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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Page 104
... learned judges seems to be that the writer's intention to refer to the plaintiff does not come under consideration ; that the writer or publisher may fall under liability even though he was unaware that any person of the name of the ...
... learned judges seems to be that the writer's intention to refer to the plaintiff does not come under consideration ; that the writer or publisher may fall under liability even though he was unaware that any person of the name of the ...
Page 122
... learned lawyer , poli- tician and minister , on the present relations of the two Houses , the changed position of the House of Commons , and what may be expected in the future . The elements which Sir William Anson considers the Peers ...
... learned lawyer , poli- tician and minister , on the present relations of the two Houses , the changed position of the House of Commons , and what may be expected in the future . The elements which Sir William Anson considers the Peers ...
Page 127
... learned and exhaustive study in English Constitutional law appears at an opportune moment . The Author seems to have con- sulted all available authorities , and his conclusion is in favour of what may be called the House of Commons ...
... learned and exhaustive study in English Constitutional law appears at an opportune moment . The Author seems to have con- sulted all available authorities , and his conclusion is in favour of what may be called the House of Commons ...
Page 129
... learned body , but the object of new editions has been merely to elucidate the original and not to incorporate modern additions ren- dered necessary by the changes in the subject . Other examples could be cited and , in fact , law can ...
... learned body , but the object of new editions has been merely to elucidate the original and not to incorporate modern additions ren- dered necessary by the changes in the subject . Other examples could be cited and , in fact , law can ...
Page 142
... learned in the law were not always , as Coke puts it , " then very forward to take this office upon them , " owing to the great expense which it entailed and the abandonment of a lucrative practice at the Bar . 1 Inst . , Vol . I , 213 ...
... learned in the law were not always , as Coke puts it , " then very forward to take this office upon them , " owing to the great expense which it entailed and the abandonment of a lucrative practice at the Bar . 1 Inst . , Vol . I , 213 ...
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