The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... ment of whatever kind , every form of vituperation , every appeal to prejudice , sentiment and emotion , moral , social or political , is used to play upon the feelings of the jury , and to induce them , if possible , to return a ...
... ment of whatever kind , every form of vituperation , every appeal to prejudice , sentiment and emotion , moral , social or political , is used to play upon the feelings of the jury , and to induce them , if possible , to return a ...
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... ment of affairs is in a form which he cannot fill up without professional assistance for which he cannot pay . The Court should have power in proper cases to dispense with the examination or examinations of the bankrupt , and to direct ...
... ment of affairs is in a form which he cannot fill up without professional assistance for which he cannot pay . The Court should have power in proper cases to dispense with the examination or examinations of the bankrupt , and to direct ...
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... ment on a man who has been dishonest or reckless , or has shown himself entirely unfit for trading ; but it is a punish- ment which ought not to be inflicted for mere non - com- pliance with some of the Rules of Court due to want of ...
... ment on a man who has been dishonest or reckless , or has shown himself entirely unfit for trading ; but it is a punish- ment which ought not to be inflicted for mere non - com- pliance with some of the Rules of Court due to want of ...
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... ment , moreover , he is allowed to retain some of his goods which might be seized and sold if he were not a bankrupt , and he can effect a binding composition with his creditors , provided that a sufficient majority of them accept it ...
... ment , moreover , he is allowed to retain some of his goods which might be seized and sold if he were not a bankrupt , and he can effect a binding composition with his creditors , provided that a sufficient majority of them accept it ...
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... ment made a war band for the protection of the weak ; and , as the social animals still do , made it desperately unsafe to kill their young , because they were ready to , as the Anglo- Saxon hearth comrades were , " Either life forsake ...
... ment made a war band for the protection of the weak ; and , as the social animals still do , made it desperately unsafe to kill their young , because they were ready to , as the Anglo- Saxon hearth comrades were , " Either life forsake ...
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