The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 10
... amount to a sum representing the whole annual burden , including repayment of capital construction ex- penditure by means of a sinking fund , as well as the actual expenses of maintaining and working the canal . It is of course possible ...
... amount to a sum representing the whole annual burden , including repayment of capital construction ex- penditure by means of a sinking fund , as well as the actual expenses of maintaining and working the canal . It is of course possible ...
Page 31
... amounts to 50 dollars , it is evident that all sense of equality between ocean - going vessels and those employed in the home trade only is completely discarded . 66 If England for a moment believed that the words " British vessels or ...
... amounts to 50 dollars , it is evident that all sense of equality between ocean - going vessels and those employed in the home trade only is completely discarded . 66 If England for a moment believed that the words " British vessels or ...
Page 37
... amounts above that sum . For the protection of the owner against under- value , he may at any time call upon the Valuer General to increase the value . But it must be remembered that upon this unimproved land value the owner is liable ...
... amounts above that sum . For the protection of the owner against under- value , he may at any time call upon the Valuer General to increase the value . But it must be remembered that upon this unimproved land value the owner is liable ...
Page 39
... amount and is a prime necessity , it differs in toto from every other form of wealth . It is a monopoly of unique character , and when such a monopoly is so used by those who control it as to become a danger to the general welfare of ...
... amount and is a prime necessity , it differs in toto from every other form of wealth . It is a monopoly of unique character , and when such a monopoly is so used by those who control it as to become a danger to the general welfare of ...
Page 68
... amount of crime in any country are too numerous and sometimes too difficult to trace to enable us to speak with confidence of the success or failure of any system without a long trial , the recent succession of results , showing a ...
... amount of crime in any country are too numerous and sometimes too difficult to trace to enable us to speak with confidence of the success or failure of any system without a long trial , the recent succession of results , showing a ...
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