The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Page 36
And , again , when asked whether he was of opinion that trustees could in any
mode be enabled to take the opinion of the court , he points to the interrogatories
and answer under the old system as the seat of the mischief . “ In all these cases
...
And , again , when asked whether he was of opinion that trustees could in any
mode be enabled to take the opinion of the court , he points to the interrogatories
and answer under the old system as the seat of the mischief . “ In all these cases
...
Page 107
The question is , what would have been the opinion of Sir Francis Burdett , what
of Mr. Canning , what of all men in 1827 , had they foreseen that in the third
subsequent session of parliament , Mr. Peel himself would bring forward such a ...
The question is , what would have been the opinion of Sir Francis Burdett , what
of Mr. Canning , what of all men in 1827 , had they foreseen that in the third
subsequent session of parliament , Mr. Peel himself would bring forward such a ...
Page 108
I say the county of York has expressed no opinion through its members . ... The
people at large may express their feelings and opinions , and they should always
be received with deference ; but , sir , we are not bound to conform to those ...
I say the county of York has expressed no opinion through its members . ... The
people at large may express their feelings and opinions , and they should always
be received with deference ; but , sir , we are not bound to conform to those ...
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