The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 74
... defendant in the same case , and of course take money from both sides . " To this it remains to add that the profession of attorney was regarded in the same way as that of any other person who worked for hire ; they were obliged , like ...
... defendant in the same case , and of course take money from both sides . " To this it remains to add that the profession of attorney was regarded in the same way as that of any other person who worked for hire ; they were obliged , like ...
Page 106
... defendant to be Imprisoned and such Defendant shall then be in Prison undergoing Im- prisonment , " have been so interpreted as to mean that a man is in prison and undergoing imprisonment the moment sentence is pronounced because he has ...
... defendant to be Imprisoned and such Defendant shall then be in Prison undergoing Im- prisonment , " have been so interpreted as to mean that a man is in prison and undergoing imprisonment the moment sentence is pronounced because he has ...
Page 107
... defendant cannot well be in prison for the second offence before the expiry of the sentence on the first . Rex v . Martin ( L. R. [ 1911 ] , 2 K. B. 450 ) , will therefore cause satisfaction to the criminal classes , for the defendant ...
... defendant cannot well be in prison for the second offence before the expiry of the sentence on the first . Rex v . Martin ( L. R. [ 1911 ] , 2 K. B. 450 ) , will therefore cause satisfaction to the criminal classes , for the defendant ...
Page 108
... defendant interrogated the plaintiff as to the various transactions in the way of loans which he had had within some time previous to his loan to the defendant's predecessor in title . Joyce , J. , and Fletcher Moulton , L.J. , held ...
... defendant interrogated the plaintiff as to the various transactions in the way of loans which he had had within some time previous to his loan to the defendant's predecessor in title . Joyce , J. , and Fletcher Moulton , L.J. , held ...
Page 115
... defendant , who was assignee of a policy on the life of a third party , claiming to have the policy set aside on the ground that it had been procured by the defendant's fraud . The statement of claim duly gave particulars of the fraud ...
... defendant , who was assignee of a policy on the life of a third party , claiming to have the policy set aside on the ground that it had been procured by the defendant's fraud . The statement of claim duly gave particulars of the fraud ...
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