The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... direct and positive is circumstantial . In ninety per cent . of the cases which come before the criminal Courts nothing but circumstantial evidence is possible ; and if it were not admitted most crimes would go unpunished . When a ...
... direct and positive is circumstantial . In ninety per cent . of the cases which come before the criminal Courts nothing but circumstantial evidence is possible ; and if it were not admitted most crimes would go unpunished . When a ...
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... examinations of the bankrupt , and to direct the official receiver or other officer if neces- sary to send the bankrupt a simpler form of statement of affairs which an ordinary man could fill up unaided 22 THE LAW OF BANKRUPTCY .
... examinations of the bankrupt , and to direct the official receiver or other officer if neces- sary to send the bankrupt a simpler form of statement of affairs which an ordinary man could fill up unaided 22 THE LAW OF BANKRUPTCY .
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... direct public sentiment and opinion , and to teach men the wisdom and profit of honesty , order and moderation ; to let them see that their own interests and prosperity lie in the maintenance of constituted authority as recognised by ...
... direct public sentiment and opinion , and to teach men the wisdom and profit of honesty , order and moderation ; to let them see that their own interests and prosperity lie in the maintenance of constituted authority as recognised by ...
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... direct reference to the Emperor was limited to cases of " serious personal injury . " Indeed , the Consul was not made sole judge in cases against British subjects until 1856 . It was not , however , the mere introduction of CURRENT ...
... direct reference to the Emperor was limited to cases of " serious personal injury . " Indeed , the Consul was not made sole judge in cases against British subjects until 1856 . It was not , however , the mere introduction of CURRENT ...
Page 138
... direct authority even in those times ( 1643 ) , for death ensuing 1 [ 1883 ] , 8 Q. B. D. 534 . 2 It is stated in Russell on Crimes , 7th ed . , 1910 , p . 788 , in the text , that both Lord Hale and Sir Michael Foster approve of the ...
... direct authority even in those times ( 1643 ) , for death ensuing 1 [ 1883 ] , 8 Q. B. D. 534 . 2 It is stated in Russell on Crimes , 7th ed . , 1910 , p . 788 , in the text , that both Lord Hale and Sir Michael Foster approve of the ...
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