The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 67
... Lord Lyndhurst - himself an advocate of supreme ability - attacked O'Connell in the House of Lords . With that passage this sketch of O'Connell may suitably be concluded . O'Connell had been present at a debate in the Upper House , and ...
... Lord Lyndhurst - himself an advocate of supreme ability - attacked O'Connell in the House of Lords . With that passage this sketch of O'Connell may suitably be concluded . O'Connell had been present at a debate in the Upper House , and ...
Page 97
... House of Lords unanimously held ( following the almost unanimous decisions of the Courts below ) only referred to the matters dealt with in the enacting clause of the Act - that is , the solemnization of marriages between men and their ...
... House of Lords unanimously held ( following the almost unanimous decisions of the Courts below ) only referred to the matters dealt with in the enacting clause of the Act - that is , the solemnization of marriages between men and their ...
Page 101
... houses . He argued that the houses actually on his land must soon be pulled down and the whole site used for the erection ... House of Lords refused to take the fall in the value of the surface due to appre- hensions of future subsidence ...
... houses . He argued that the houses actually on his land must soon be pulled down and the whole site used for the erection ... House of Lords refused to take the fall in the value of the surface due to appre- hensions of future subsidence ...
Page 111
... House of Lords in Grimond v . Grimond ( [ 1905 ] , A. C. 124 ) , was that a gift to " charitable or religious institutions and societies " is void for uncertainty . This case , when cited in Ireland , has almost always been distin ...
... House of Lords in Grimond v . Grimond ( [ 1905 ] , A. C. 124 ) , was that a gift to " charitable or religious institutions and societies " is void for uncertainty . This case , when cited in Ireland , has almost always been distin ...
Page 115
... House of Lords and in the High Courts of the United Kingdom . The Author , being a medical man as well as a member of the Bar , has a double qualifica- tion for treating of this special subject . The cases that , in the character of the ...
... House of Lords and in the High Courts of the United Kingdom . The Author , being a medical man as well as a member of the Bar , has a double qualifica- tion for treating of this special subject . The cases that , in the character of the ...
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