The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 52
... learned in the law ; in 1180 Henry de Lucy took prisoner William the Lion . What happened when a king could not keep the peace by strength of arms ? Douglas , in the reign of James II , forbade anyone to obey the king's officers on pain ...
... learned in the law ; in 1180 Henry de Lucy took prisoner William the Lion . What happened when a king could not keep the peace by strength of arms ? Douglas , in the reign of James II , forbade anyone to obey the king's officers on pain ...
Page 95
... learned congresses ; the University put its buildings at the disposal of the Assembly for meetings , whilst the Town Hall was available for social gatherings . The festivities also included visits , on the invitation of the City and ...
... learned congresses ; the University put its buildings at the disposal of the Assembly for meetings , whilst the Town Hall was available for social gatherings . The festivities also included visits , on the invitation of the City and ...
Page 118
... learned Author brings to his task the experience gained as a practitioner in the Probate and Divorce Division . He has striven , as far as possible , to , as it were , make each section of the book encyclopædic , that is to say , he has ...
... learned Author brings to his task the experience gained as a practitioner in the Probate and Divorce Division . He has striven , as far as possible , to , as it were , make each section of the book encyclopædic , that is to say , he has ...
Page 121
... learned Authors are quite entitled to plume themselves on the necessity of a fourth edition within eleven years , proving the scope for a work of this nature . To the layman a knowledge of the subject is chiefly con- fined to rare ...
... learned Authors are quite entitled to plume themselves on the necessity of a fourth edition within eleven years , proving the scope for a work of this nature . To the layman a knowledge of the subject is chiefly con- fined to rare ...
Page 122
... learned Author is to be congratulated on the necessity for a new edition . Sixth Edition . Leake on Contracts . By A. E. RANDALL . London : Stevens & Sons . 1911 . This , the latest issue of a treatise which for a third of a century has ...
... learned Author is to be congratulated on the necessity for a new edition . Sixth Edition . Leake on Contracts . By A. E. RANDALL . London : Stevens & Sons . 1911 . This , the latest issue of a treatise which for a third of a century has ...
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