The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... Reference has already been made to the strong presump- tion in favour of a prisoner's innocence , and the fact that the burden of proof rests on the prosecution . A prisoner , it has been said , is entitled " to maintain a sullen ...
... Reference has already been made to the strong presump- tion in favour of a prisoner's innocence , and the fact that the burden of proof rests on the prosecution . A prisoner , it has been said , is entitled " to maintain a sullen ...
Page 41
... reference to his career may not be out of place in this account of the trial that probably most damaged him in the public estimation . He com- menced his career as a barrister of a rather low class , confining himself chiefly to the Old ...
... reference to his career may not be out of place in this account of the trial that probably most damaged him in the public estimation . He com- menced his career as a barrister of a rather low class , confining himself chiefly to the Old ...
Page 100
... reference to arbitration . Perhaps if the Peace Congress had been sitting at Rome in October , instead of being prevented from meeting there by cholera , the Italian Government might have referred the dispute to them ! 66 Morocco . The ...
... reference to arbitration . Perhaps if the Peace Congress had been sitting at Rome in October , instead of being prevented from meeting there by cholera , the Italian Government might have referred the dispute to them ! 66 Morocco . The ...
Page 101
... reference to the Emperor was limited to cases of " serious personal injury . " Indeed , the Consul was not made sole judge in cases against British subjects until 1856 . It was not , however , the mere introduction of CURRENT NOTES ON ...
... reference to the Emperor was limited to cases of " serious personal injury . " Indeed , the Consul was not made sole judge in cases against British subjects until 1856 . It was not , however , the mere introduction of CURRENT NOTES ON ...
Page 118
... reference libraries at their command . The Appendix of Precedents of Pleading , is undoubtedly a new and valuable departure in a book on Probate Practice . Many whose names are familiar as legal writers have assisted the learned Author ...
... reference libraries at their command . The Appendix of Precedents of Pleading , is undoubtedly a new and valuable departure in a book on Probate Practice . Many whose names are familiar as legal writers have assisted the learned Author ...
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