The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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... lawyers of his day . Tossing on the waves of public life , he seemed ever to be on the point of shipwreck . He might not unfittingly be described by some lines of the Elizabethan poet , Chapman— " A spirit that on life's rough sea Loves ...
... lawyers of his day . Tossing on the waves of public life , he seemed ever to be on the point of shipwreck . He might not unfittingly be described by some lines of the Elizabethan poet , Chapman— " A spirit that on life's rough sea Loves ...
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... one of those devices of lawyers of which so many have crept into our constitution . 1 Peerage and Pedigree , Vol . I , 225 . When the notion of hereditary right had once established itself 72 THE PREROGATIVE OF THE CROWN AND.
... one of those devices of lawyers of which so many have crept into our constitution . 1 Peerage and Pedigree , Vol . I , 225 . When the notion of hereditary right had once established itself 72 THE PREROGATIVE OF THE CROWN AND.
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... lawyer in question . A sectional meeting , under the presidency of Mr. Justice Walton , discussed papers on General Average , prepared by Mr. K. W. Elmslie , Mr. H. Challenor Dowdall , and Dr. L. Dor ( Marseilles ) , on the third day of ...
... lawyer in question . A sectional meeting , under the presidency of Mr. Justice Walton , discussed papers on General Average , prepared by Mr. K. W. Elmslie , Mr. H. Challenor Dowdall , and Dr. L. Dor ( Marseilles ) , on the third day of ...
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... lawyers . Professor Walton ( Montreal ) , in a paper read by Mr. R. B. D. Acland , K.C. , drew a comparison between the statistics of divorce in Canada and in the United States , so unflattering to the lat- ter power as to evoke some ...
... lawyers . Professor Walton ( Montreal ) , in a paper read by Mr. R. B. D. Acland , K.C. , drew a comparison between the statistics of divorce in Canada and in the United States , so unflattering to the lat- ter power as to evoke some ...
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... lawyer and to layman , for it has the great advantage of being written by an Author who is a lawyer and has been a member of the Stock Exchange . In the first chapter is given the history of the Stock Exchange ; the reader is initiated ...
... lawyer and to layman , for it has the great advantage of being written by an Author who is a lawyer and has been a member of the Stock Exchange . In the first chapter is given the history of the Stock Exchange ; the reader is initiated ...
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