The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 76
... definite object in view , though no two sentencers might agree as to what any particular offender deserved . If the object of punishing him is to protect the public the sentence will also have a definite object , and one in attaining ...
... definite object in view , though no two sentencers might agree as to what any particular offender deserved . If the object of punishing him is to protect the public the sentence will also have a definite object , and one in attaining ...
Page 94
... definite rule , fundamentally im- moral by the scope which they give to unregulated action , scarcely an act of international bad faith would be so shame- less as not to find shelter behind them . " ( International Law , 4th ed . , p ...
... definite rule , fundamentally im- moral by the scope which they give to unregulated action , scarcely an act of international bad faith would be so shame- less as not to find shelter behind them . " ( International Law , 4th ed . , p ...
Page 149
... definite onslaught on the profession as a " vested interest , " and sometimes the attack has appeared in a less noticeable obiter dictum , both of which clearly indicate the growing opposi- tion which some politicians feel towards the ...
... definite onslaught on the profession as a " vested interest , " and sometimes the attack has appeared in a less noticeable obiter dictum , both of which clearly indicate the growing opposi- tion which some politicians feel towards the ...
Page 283
... definite abandonment of the old distinction between misfeasance and nonfeas- ance in the action of deceit on the case . The reason for 1 Y. B. , 3 Hen . VI , Hil . , pl . 33. 2 History of English Law , Vol . III , p . 337 . 8 Y. B. , 20 ...
... definite abandonment of the old distinction between misfeasance and nonfeas- ance in the action of deceit on the case . The reason for 1 Y. B. , 3 Hen . VI , Hil . , pl . 33. 2 History of English Law , Vol . III , p . 337 . 8 Y. B. , 20 ...
Page 300
... definite imprint . One would be tempted - following a facile but superficial " realism " —to consider Right " positive " only at this its particular moment . But the truth is , that Right exists and works , of itself informing social ...
... definite imprint . One would be tempted - following a facile but superficial " realism " —to consider Right " positive " only at this its particular moment . But the truth is , that Right exists and works , of itself informing social ...
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