The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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Page 282
This provision appears to be merely a re - statement of the old law , since in 1244
, when the Abbot of St. Martin , who was not an advocate , appeared and pleaded
, narravit , for the Bishop of Rochester , he was held in mercy . In the reform of ...
This provision appears to be merely a re - statement of the old law , since in 1244
, when the Abbot of St. Martin , who was not an advocate , appeared and pleaded
, narravit , for the Bishop of Rochester , he was held in mercy . In the reform of ...
Page 361
It is the second volume of a series intended to appear periodically . It contains
over 500 pages , so the bulk of the works , to contain full information on this one
subject alone , may be expected soon to reach very formidable dimensions .
It is the second volume of a series intended to appear periodically . It contains
over 500 pages , so the bulk of the works , to contain full information on this one
subject alone , may be expected soon to reach very formidable dimensions .
Page 365
The notes appear to be admirable . The printing is excellent , and ... the
November number of The Law Magazine and Review , 1907 , we said : “ Mr.
Salmond appears to be an academic lawyer rather than a . practical one . ” Since
then “ much ...
The notes appear to be admirable . The printing is excellent , and ... the
November number of The Law Magazine and Review , 1907 , we said : “ Mr.
Salmond appears to be an academic lawyer rather than a . practical one . ” Since
then “ much ...
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Contents
III | 11 |
BROWN HENRY H Promises and Covenants 141 | 49 |
M The Origin and History of Succession | 126 |
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