The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 43
... Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal and then by the House of Lords . It was thus made clear that the judgment was right . In conclusion , it may be said that Jeffreys was a striking example of the strong and unscrupulous type of ...
... Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal and then by the House of Lords . It was thus made clear that the judgment was right . In conclusion , it may be said that Jeffreys was a striking example of the strong and unscrupulous type of ...
Page 109
... House of Lords that , in cases coming within the Water- works Clauses Act 1847 , a waterworks company had the ordinary Common - law right of support , without purchase of or compensation for the minerals necessary for support . But that ...
... House of Lords that , in cases coming within the Water- works Clauses Act 1847 , a waterworks company had the ordinary Common - law right of support , without purchase of or compensation for the minerals necessary for support . But that ...
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... House of Lords did in the well - known case of Galbraith v . Grimshaw , and stated the question thus : -Was the ... Lord This opinion , Ordinary , lays down a broad and important distinction between the bank- ruptcy 8 NOTES ON RECENT ...
... House of Lords did in the well - known case of Galbraith v . Grimshaw , and stated the question thus : -Was the ... Lord This opinion , Ordinary , lays down a broad and important distinction between the bank- ruptcy 8 NOTES ON RECENT ...
Page 120
... House of Lords that a question of law , when once decided in a particular way by that tribunal , cannot be decided otherwise . This has an important bearing on Ecclesiastical law , where there are many conflicting decisions . If this ...
... House of Lords that a question of law , when once decided in a particular way by that tribunal , cannot be decided otherwise . This has an important bearing on Ecclesiastical law , where there are many conflicting decisions . If this ...
Page 121
... Lord Chancellor , with a view to making considerable alterations in the law . A Bill is to be introduced into the House of Lords for the purpose of amalgamating several offices , and of transferring to the Chancery Division the ...
... Lord Chancellor , with a view to making considerable alterations in the law . A Bill is to be introduced into the House of Lords for the purpose of amalgamating several offices , and of transferring to the Chancery Division the ...
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