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The secretary of the Court wrote a report on the merits of the case and quoted the
Articles of the Code which , in his opinion , should be applied to it . This report
was only the foundation of the future judgment . The accused was not even ...
The secretary of the Court wrote a report on the merits of the case and quoted the
Articles of the Code which , in his opinion , should be applied to it . This report
was only the foundation of the future judgment . The accused was not even ...
Page 151
According to the judgment of Huddlestone , B. , in the Queen v . Coney , 3 at
page 561 , detectives are invariably sent to report what is taking place , and bring
the offenders to justice in the case of a prize - fight . In 1844 , Coleridge , J. , in R.
v .
According to the judgment of Huddlestone , B. , in the Queen v . Coney , 3 at
page 561 , detectives are invariably sent to report what is taking place , and bring
the offenders to justice in the case of a prize - fight . In 1844 , Coleridge , J. , in R.
v .
Page 343
Owners of S.S. Bessie ( L. R. [ 1912 ) , I K. B. 83 ) , which , bound by their own
judgment in the first - named case , had been decided by the County Court judge
before knowledge of the reversal by the House of Lords had reached him .
Owners of S.S. Bessie ( L. R. [ 1912 ) , I K. B. 83 ) , which , bound by their own
judgment in the first - named case , had been decided by the County Court judge
before knowledge of the reversal by the House of Lords had reached him .
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INDEX TO VOL XXXVII FIFTH SERIES 19111912 | 31 |
ALICE LISLE THE TRIAL | 51 |
BAR IN RUSSIA | 70 |
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1912 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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