The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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Page 35
... original intention was not to make a will in English form , but to make a French holographic will ; this , however , he failed to do , the will not being entirely written by him , and two codicils thereto , although written by him ...
... original intention was not to make a will in English form , but to make a French holographic will ; this , however , he failed to do , the will not being entirely written by him , and two codicils thereto , although written by him ...
Page 64
... original discovery of the second author . And if it be his independent and original thought , on what principle of justice can he be penalized for publishing it to the world- on the footing , forsooth , that he is " stealing " it from ...
... original discovery of the second author . And if it be his independent and original thought , on what principle of justice can he be penalized for publishing it to the world- on the footing , forsooth , that he is " stealing " it from ...
Page 69
... original has the advantage . Capital may be needed to defeat competition : but so it is to carry through a suit for infringement . Then with regard to that branch of authorship , which demands special qualifications . Is it likely that ...
... original has the advantage . Capital may be needed to defeat competition : but so it is to carry through a suit for infringement . Then with regard to that branch of authorship , which demands special qualifications . Is it likely that ...
Page 97
... original matrimonial régime , regardless of where it is situated . This is naturally inconsistent with the leading principle of land law , that questions regarding land must be decided by the law of the land . No one , indeed , would go ...
... original matrimonial régime , regardless of where it is situated . This is naturally inconsistent with the leading principle of land law , that questions regarding land must be decided by the law of the land . No one , indeed , would go ...
Page 123
... original work , has practically re - written nearly half of the first chapter . It is worth noting that the first and last paragraphs in Chapter III , " Felonious Torts , " appear practically contradictory . The first paragraph runs ...
... original work , has practically re - written nearly half of the first chapter . It is worth noting that the first and last paragraphs in Chapter III , " Felonious Torts , " appear practically contradictory . The first paragraph runs ...
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