The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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Page 20
... object either of frightening the aviator away , or of " winging " his machine and compelling the aviator to descend ; and the question at once arises , would the owner be committing an illegal act , and what would be his liability if ...
... object either of frightening the aviator away , or of " winging " his machine and compelling the aviator to descend ; and the question at once arises , would the owner be committing an illegal act , and what would be his liability if ...
Page 21
... object of the shooting is to disable the aeroplane , and there is sufficient mens rea , therefore , to constitute the above felony . It is a misdemeanour , also , punishable with five years ' penal servitude , unlawfully and maliciously ...
... object of the shooting is to disable the aeroplane , and there is sufficient mens rea , therefore , to constitute the above felony . It is a misdemeanour , also , punishable with five years ' penal servitude , unlawfully and maliciously ...
Page 65
... object may fittingly be examined . It may at once be stated that no one in strict law is entitled to be summoned to sit in the House of Lords at all , except a handful of personages under special statutes . But by custom , and by custom ...
... object may fittingly be examined . It may at once be stated that no one in strict law is entitled to be summoned to sit in the House of Lords at all , except a handful of personages under special statutes . But by custom , and by custom ...
Page 74
... object to create additional peers . And the objection to such a course , whatever view we may take as to the legal right of a peer to receive a writ , has been removed by the acceptance of Lord Rosebery's Resolu- tions in March last ...
... object to create additional peers . And the objection to such a course , whatever view we may take as to the legal right of a peer to receive a writ , has been removed by the acceptance of Lord Rosebery's Resolu- tions in March last ...
Page 96
... object the protection of the public from the subtle poison of diseased meat . This there cannot be any doubt about . Unsound meat if exposed for sale or intended for human food can be seized and destroyed . The Act would be futile if ...
... object the protection of the public from the subtle poison of diseased meat . This there cannot be any doubt about . Unsound meat if exposed for sale or intended for human food can be seized and destroyed . The Act would be futile if ...
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