The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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... interest to mention that in New Zealand the defence of common employment has been wholly swept away : Workers ' Compensation Act 1908 , s . 62. The Employers ' Liability Act ( founded on the English Statute ) has been repealed in the ...
... interest to mention that in New Zealand the defence of common employment has been wholly swept away : Workers ' Compensation Act 1908 , s . 62. The Employers ' Liability Act ( founded on the English Statute ) has been repealed in the ...
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... interests too numerous to enable him to become a master of jurisprudence . He never received a grounding in English law . It is said that , when he was a pupil of Sir Nicholas Tindal in the Temple , an uncle of his , having high hopes ...
... interests too numerous to enable him to become a master of jurisprudence . He never received a grounding in English law . It is said that , when he was a pupil of Sir Nicholas Tindal in the Temple , an uncle of his , having high hopes ...
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... interests of his client . He said that it was Lord Erskine and his brother , Henry Erskine , who taught him that the first qualities in an advocate were the sacrificing everything to the cause , and indulging in no topic or illustration ...
... interests of his client . He said that it was Lord Erskine and his brother , Henry Erskine , who taught him that the first qualities in an advocate were the sacrificing everything to the cause , and indulging in no topic or illustration ...
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... interests he is bound to maintain , and the duty it is incumbent upon him to discharge , with the eternal and immutable interests of truth and justice . ” Few will deny that Sir Alexander Cockburn's view was the correct one . It has ...
... interests he is bound to maintain , and the duty it is incumbent upon him to discharge , with the eternal and immutable interests of truth and justice . ” Few will deny that Sir Alexander Cockburn's view was the correct one . It has ...
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... interests of employer and valuer are not necessarily identical but , on the contrary , in a greater or less degree opposed . The man who is minded to set a reserve price on an estate which is being put up to auction desires to be ...
... interests of employer and valuer are not necessarily identical but , on the contrary , in a greater or less degree opposed . The man who is minded to set a reserve price on an estate which is being put up to auction desires to be ...
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