The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 30
... figures of the Port of Liverpool furnish additional examples of the same rigid discrimination in favor of England's coasting vessels . American vessels coming across seas , for entering and leaving port pay harbour rates of thirty ...
... figures of the Port of Liverpool furnish additional examples of the same rigid discrimination in favor of England's coasting vessels . American vessels coming across seas , for entering and leaving port pay harbour rates of thirty ...
Page 37
... figure consistent with sound finance . And as a further aid to their main policy , advances of sums varying from £ 25 to £ 3,000 are made to settlers upon their freehold or leasehold securities at 5 per cent . per annum , reducible to 4 ...
... figure consistent with sound finance . And as a further aid to their main policy , advances of sums varying from £ 25 to £ 3,000 are made to settlers upon their freehold or leasehold securities at 5 per cent . per annum , reducible to 4 ...
Page 51
... figure based upon the Valuation . Roll . A system of state loans to the small holders would also prove an enormous incentive . Not until the land monopoly is broken down and the landowners ' absolutism swept away , shall we see the ...
... figure based upon the Valuation . Roll . A system of state loans to the small holders would also prove an enormous incentive . Not until the land monopoly is broken down and the landowners ' absolutism swept away , shall we see the ...
Page 59
... figure even during the years in which he gave a large share of his time to politics . In his last year at the Bar he made £ 9,000 , although he lost one term . For a considerable time after his call to the Bar DANIEL O'CONNELL AS AN ...
... figure even during the years in which he gave a large share of his time to politics . In his last year at the Bar he made £ 9,000 , although he lost one term . For a considerable time after his call to the Bar DANIEL O'CONNELL AS AN ...
Page 69
... figures are the lowest that have been reached for many years . The judges of the County Courts seem to be awaking to the fact that the Debtors Act intended to re- quire satisfactory evidence ( in the legal sense of the term ) of means ...
... figures are the lowest that have been reached for many years . The judges of the County Courts seem to be awaking to the fact that the Debtors Act intended to re- quire satisfactory evidence ( in the legal sense of the term ) of means ...
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