The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 60
Page 2
... objects which we seek to attain . Lord Guthrie , in an address on " The Treat- ment of Criminals , " which he delivered to the Scots Law Society in November 1907 , pointed out that three leading objects are recognised by the State in ...
... objects which we seek to attain . Lord Guthrie , in an address on " The Treat- ment of Criminals , " which he delivered to the Scots Law Society in November 1907 , pointed out that three leading objects are recognised by the State in ...
Page 19
... object — and would often deprive the registrar of a great part of his emoluments . But there never was a more groundless assumption than that all debtors , honest and dishonest , have a common interest , and that the system which ...
... object — and would often deprive the registrar of a great part of his emoluments . But there never was a more groundless assumption than that all debtors , honest and dishonest , have a common interest , and that the system which ...
Page 23
... object has been to show that the Report , which certainly does not express the senti- ments of a majority of the Committee , is not of sufficient merit to claim acceptance on other grounds . The evidence which has been collected and ...
... object has been to show that the Report , which certainly does not express the senti- ments of a majority of the Committee , is not of sufficient merit to claim acceptance on other grounds . The evidence which has been collected and ...
Page 49
... object . An advocate has to swear allegiance to the king ; a pro- vision which was intended to break up the relations between Hungarian advocates and the Constitutional and National parties . Certain new regulations were made in the ...
... object . An advocate has to swear allegiance to the king ; a pro- vision which was intended to break up the relations between Hungarian advocates and the Constitutional and National parties . Certain new regulations were made in the ...
Page 67
... objects of life and procures him profit [ or reputation ] then the power of multiplying copies is substantially a property in itself . " Exactly so one might argue , that if a robber baron finds that it pays him to obstruct a pass ...
... objects of life and procures him profit [ or reputation ] then the power of multiplying copies is substantially a property in itself . " Exactly so one might argue , that if a robber baron finds that it pays him to obstruct a pass ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
action advocates amend applied arbitration authority Bench British Butterworth chemist Children Act 1908 claim clause Committee Common law conferred considerable Constitution contract convicted Council County Court Court of Appeal Criminal dealing Debtors decided decision defendant domicile duty edition England English entitled evidence fact foreign grant held High Court House of Lords important imprisonment increase Indemnity Ordinance indictable offences interest International Law judges judgment judicial jurisdiction jury Justice King's land lawyers legislation liability licence limited London Lord Alverstone matter ment Middle Temple Money Bill notes offences Office opinion Parliament passed patent person Pharmacy Act 1868 plaintiff practice present principle prison Privy Council proceedings provisions purchase question railway reference regard reported rule Secretary-at-War sect seems sentence serjeants serjeants-at-law statute student subject-matter supra Sweet & Maxwell tion treated trustee volume