The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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... passed in the course of his voyage . Lord Ellenborough's dictum was questioned fifty years later in Kenyon v . Hart , wherein Blackburn , J. ( as he then was ) , said , " I understand the good sense of that doubt , though " not the ...
... passed in the course of his voyage . Lord Ellenborough's dictum was questioned fifty years later in Kenyon v . Hart , wherein Blackburn , J. ( as he then was ) , said , " I understand the good sense of that doubt , though " not the ...
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... passing Lord Campbell's Act did not give the question of the survival of the action as against the representatives of the wrongdoer a thought , the Act being obviously aimed at railway companies . In the case of the Employer's Liability ...
... passing Lord Campbell's Act did not give the question of the survival of the action as against the representatives of the wrongdoer a thought , the Act being obviously aimed at railway companies . In the case of the Employer's Liability ...
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... passing Lord Campbell's Act . Is it too late to expect that the Legislature will yet abolish the rule , there- by not only doing away with many cases of hardship and injustice , but at the same time greatly simplifying the law ? It is ...
... passing Lord Campbell's Act . Is it too late to expect that the Legislature will yet abolish the rule , there- by not only doing away with many cases of hardship and injustice , but at the same time greatly simplifying the law ? It is ...
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... passed similar to one which was made when he delivered a speech on conveyancing . “ I should not like him , " said an eminent conveyancer , " to draw a deed relating to my property . " Brougham wholly lacked the fine discretion and ...
... passed similar to one which was made when he delivered a speech on conveyancing . “ I should not like him , " said an eminent conveyancer , " to draw a deed relating to my property . " Brougham wholly lacked the fine discretion and ...
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... passed in the year 1689 , concurrently with all its other statements as to how England was to be governed , would have contained some reference to government by Cabinet , but , strange to say , there was no reference to that system of ...
... passed in the year 1689 , concurrently with all its other statements as to how England was to be governed , would have contained some reference to government by Cabinet , but , strange to say , there was no reference to that system of ...
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