The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... present merely to act as referee and see fair play , the jurors being in fact the judges . As Sir Thomas Smith says , it is they who give the " deadlie stroke . " On the other hand , in France , the proceedings are entitled L'affaire ...
... present merely to act as referee and see fair play , the jurors being in fact the judges . As Sir Thomas Smith says , it is they who give the " deadlie stroke . " On the other hand , in France , the proceedings are entitled L'affaire ...
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... of the Court . The present Law of Evidence is largely the resultant of this struggle . The rule as to hearsay is obviously based on the desire 1 1 1 | to get the best evidence . The evidence must be 12 SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF ENGLISH.
... of the Court . The present Law of Evidence is largely the resultant of this struggle . The rule as to hearsay is obviously based on the desire 1 1 1 | to get the best evidence . The evidence must be 12 SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF ENGLISH.
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... present when the deposition was taken and of cross - examining the person who made the deposition . But if the deponent is still alive and well , though not within the British Dominions , his depositions cannot be used . He must come ...
... present when the deposition was taken and of cross - examining the person who made the deposition . But if the deponent is still alive and well , though not within the British Dominions , his depositions cannot be used . He must come ...
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... present law enables a sufficient majority of them to accept the proposal and render it binding on the dissentient minority . To this course , likewise , I think no objection can be made on principle . But some investiga- tion is often ...
... present law enables a sufficient majority of them to accept the proposal and render it binding on the dissentient minority . To this course , likewise , I think no objection can be made on principle . But some investiga- tion is often ...
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... present lays hold , or rather professes to lay hold , not only of the property which the bankrupt possesses at the date of adjudication , but also of all property which comes to him before he obtains his discharge ( or in Ireland his ...
... present lays hold , or rather professes to lay hold , not only of the property which the bankrupt possesses at the date of adjudication , but also of all property which comes to him before he obtains his discharge ( or in Ireland his ...
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