The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... instance in English law where the burden of proving his innocence rests on the prisoner . The rule is one of obvious convenience and necessity , and one of the very oldest rules of English law . It was known and acted on in Saxon times ...
... instance in English law where the burden of proving his innocence rests on the prisoner . The rule is one of obvious convenience and necessity , and one of the very oldest rules of English law . It was known and acted on in Saxon times ...
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... instances very wasteful to the estate . The principle of taking possession of the estate and stopping all actions at the suit of individual creditors is a sound one ; and , as a rule , an attempt on the part of a particular creditor to ...
... instances very wasteful to the estate . The principle of taking possession of the estate and stopping all actions at the suit of individual creditors is a sound one ; and , as a rule , an attempt on the part of a particular creditor to ...
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... instance , though not in England , Crown debts are deemed preferential , so that telephone rent will in future be a preferential debt in that country . No such distinction as this ought to exist , and as the essential principle of ...
... instance , though not in England , Crown debts are deemed preferential , so that telephone rent will in future be a preferential debt in that country . No such distinction as this ought to exist , and as the essential principle of ...
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... instance , a trader orders goods and sends a cheque for the amount , which is dis- honoured , and it is found that his bank account was largely overdrawn at the time . But it may turn out on inquiry that the overdraft was secured and ...
... instance , a trader orders goods and sends a cheque for the amount , which is dis- honoured , and it is found that his bank account was largely overdrawn at the time . But it may turn out on inquiry that the overdraft was secured and ...
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... instances of peaceful mob - law ever known , which resulted in the almost immediate repeal of the obnoxious Act . The " Sons of Liberty " were nothing less than an association organised for the carrying out of mob - law ; that is to say ...
... instances of peaceful mob - law ever known , which resulted in the almost immediate repeal of the obnoxious Act . The " Sons of Liberty " were nothing less than an association organised for the carrying out of mob - law ; that is to say ...
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