The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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Page 13
... seems to me that the question is whether such representation may " not be as to a fact material to the consent of the other party to make the contract . Cannot a man regard chastity as an essential qualification of the woman he proposes ...
... seems to me that the question is whether such representation may " not be as to a fact material to the consent of the other party to make the contract . Cannot a man regard chastity as an essential qualification of the woman he proposes ...
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... seems no reason why wrongful entry above the surface should not similarly constitute an act of trespass . The improbability of actual damage is irrelevant to the pure legal theory , neither is it necessary that there should be force nor ...
... seems no reason why wrongful entry above the surface should not similarly constitute an act of trespass . The improbability of actual damage is irrelevant to the pure legal theory , neither is it necessary that there should be force nor ...
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... seems clear that the owner would not be able to enforce his right of ejectment , but would be obliged to rest content with his right of action for damages , or for a declaration , or for an injunction to restrain further acts of ...
... seems clear that the owner would not be able to enforce his right of ejectment , but would be obliged to rest content with his right of action for damages , or for a declaration , or for an injunction to restrain further acts of ...
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... seems to be inaccurately expressed . The distinction between real and personal actions had long been known to the law , and an action for breach of contract is as much a personal action as one for injury to the person . It has been sug ...
... seems to be inaccurately expressed . The distinction between real and personal actions had long been known to the law , and an action for breach of contract is as much a personal action as one for injury to the person . It has been sug ...
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... seems convenient here to say that in Phillips v . Homfray , Bowen and Cotton , L.JJ. , expressed the opinion that the fullest extent to which the doctrine of waiving a tort and suing in contract can be carried , was that a plaintiff ...
... seems convenient here to say that in Phillips v . Homfray , Bowen and Cotton , L.JJ. , expressed the opinion that the fullest extent to which the doctrine of waiving a tort and suing in contract can be carried , was that a plaintiff ...
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