The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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Page 59
... incompatible between the train- ing of the Bar and great eminence in a legislative assembly , espe- cially when it is not largely made up of lawyers . With the explanation we have above given , we deny the fact LORD ABINGER . 59.
... incompatible between the train- ing of the Bar and great eminence in a legislative assembly , espe- cially when it is not largely made up of lawyers . With the explanation we have above given , we deny the fact LORD ABINGER . 59.
Page 96
... given them the dock war- rants , and transferred the tobacco into their name . He represented it to be his property , and they had no knowledge that the plaintiff claimed it . The court had power to draw inferences of fact . Held , that ...
... given them the dock war- rants , and transferred the tobacco into their name . He represented it to be his property , and they had no knowledge that the plaintiff claimed it . The court had power to draw inferences of fact . Held , that ...
Page 97
... given her for her separate use , in the form of a banker's draft , to her order for the amount . She indorsed it to her husband ; he indorsed it in blank , and deposited it to his own account . He died a few days after . Held , that the ...
... given her for her separate use , in the form of a banker's draft , to her order for the amount . She indorsed it to her husband ; he indorsed it in blank , and deposited it to his own account . He died a few days after . Held , that the ...
Page 101
... given up , and another made out to him . The claims in this action were by depositors against the estate of H. Some of the claim- ants had left their deposits unchanged from H.'s death , and some had changed them ; and all had received ...
... given up , and another made out to him . The claims in this action were by depositors against the estate of H. Some of the claim- ants had left their deposits unchanged from H.'s death , and some had changed them ; and all had received ...
Page 103
... given bonds for the pay- ment of the same , and then went into bankruptcy , held , that the value of her claim was capable of being fixed and proved through the report of an actuary . Ex parte Blakemore . In re Blakemore , 5 Ch . D. 372 ...
... given bonds for the pay- ment of the same , and then went into bankruptcy , held , that the value of her claim was capable of being fixed and proved through the report of an actuary . Ex parte Blakemore . In re Blakemore , 5 Ch . D. 372 ...
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