The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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... writ , for , having elected to treat the defendant's act as a tort , he cannot sue in contract . 2 For a strong case of implying a promise to pay in face of evidence that the defendant did not intend to pay , see Rumsey v . N. E. Ry ...
... writ , for , having elected to treat the defendant's act as a tort , he cannot sue in contract . 2 For a strong case of implying a promise to pay in face of evidence that the defendant did not intend to pay , see Rumsey v . N. E. Ry ...
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... writ of summons with the same object may fittingly be examined . It may at once be stated that no one in strict law ... writs of summons and who have taken their seats in the House of Lords and the heirs of such persons . But how did ...
... writ of summons with the same object may fittingly be examined . It may at once be stated that no one in strict law ... writs of summons and who have taken their seats in the House of Lords and the heirs of such persons . But how did ...
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... writ of summons , followed by an actual sitting in the House , made a peer , barony , or no barony . " But the question was still left open whether the possession of a barony entitled the holder to receive a writ of summons . " It may ...
... writ of summons , followed by an actual sitting in the House , made a peer , barony , or no barony . " But the question was still left open whether the possession of a barony entitled the holder to receive a writ of summons . " It may ...
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... writ of summons conveyed an hereditary right . The former , in his report of Abergavenny's Case , decided in 1611 , declared that " all who have an entire barony may have of right and of course a writ to be summoned , " and that a baron ...
... writ of summons conveyed an hereditary right . The former , in his report of Abergavenny's Case , decided in 1611 , declared that " all who have an entire barony may have of right and of course a writ to be summoned , " and that a baron ...
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... writ of summons became " by virtue of custom " hereditary.1 However this may be , Prynne appears to us to have the best of the argument . There is no authority for Coke's obiter dicta , and we must remember that Coke was the only ...
... writ of summons became " by virtue of custom " hereditary.1 However this may be , Prynne appears to us to have the best of the argument . There is no authority for Coke's obiter dicta , and we must remember that Coke was the only ...
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