The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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... affirming it to be the great desire of the convention that the canal was to be constructed and maintained for the benefit of mankind on equal terms to all ; they agreed ( Article VII ) to give their encouragement to such persons or ...
... affirming it to be the great desire of the convention that the canal was to be constructed and maintained for the benefit of mankind on equal terms to all ; they agreed ( Article VII ) to give their encouragement to such persons or ...
Page 72
... affirmed by the Home Secretary , and he interfered with several of them , but merely by way of reduction . What information had he before him when dealing with these sentences ? Is the evidence given before the Visiting Justices taken ...
... affirmed by the Home Secretary , and he interfered with several of them , but merely by way of reduction . What information had he before him when dealing with these sentences ? Is the evidence given before the Visiting Justices taken ...
Page 90
... affirmed the principle of the immunity from capture of private property at sea . The recognition of that principle cannot be much longer delayed . The only danger is that it should be rendered illusory by the wide extension through the ...
... affirmed the principle of the immunity from capture of private property at sea . The recognition of that principle cannot be much longer delayed . The only danger is that it should be rendered illusory by the wide extension through the ...
Page 117
... affirmed the rateable value appealed against and allowed the appeal with costs , " whereas the appeal was of course dismissed with costs . Attention may be particularly called to the learned and elaborate judgment delivered by Sir ...
... affirmed the rateable value appealed against and allowed the appeal with costs , " whereas the appeal was of course dismissed with costs . Attention may be particularly called to the learned and elaborate judgment delivered by Sir ...
Page 229
... affirmed precisely on the ground on which we said it might be sustained , namely , that the executors might be taken to have assented to the legacy , and were therefore in possession of the plate , not as executors but as trustees ...
... affirmed precisely on the ground on which we said it might be sustained , namely , that the executors might be taken to have assented to the legacy , and were therefore in possession of the plate , not as executors but as trustees ...
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