The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 55
... defendant referred to by Mr. Phillimore was not before the Court which convicted the father of neglect , but was obtained afterwards for the purposes of the applica- tion to the Divisional Court to quash the conviction by the justices ...
... defendant referred to by Mr. Phillimore was not before the Court which convicted the father of neglect , but was obtained afterwards for the purposes of the applica- tion to the Divisional Court to quash the conviction by the justices ...
Page 81
... defendant if the disputants are of different nationalities . But a Spitzbergen Court is set up for actions relating to immovables , actions between workmen and employers , actions grounded on acts committed in Spitzbergen , by a ...
... defendant if the disputants are of different nationalities . But a Spitzbergen Court is set up for actions relating to immovables , actions between workmen and employers , actions grounded on acts committed in Spitzbergen , by a ...
Page 82
... defendant is to be applied . ( It must be remembered , however , that domicile does not mean domicile . ) Crime is likewise , in principle , dealt with by the national Courts of the accused . But this is subject to the power of the ...
... defendant is to be applied . ( It must be remembered , however , that domicile does not mean domicile . ) Crime is likewise , in principle , dealt with by the national Courts of the accused . But this is subject to the power of the ...
Page 100
... defendants ' land ; others did not . The defendants built on their land in such a way as admittedly obstructed the plaintiff's lights . The plaintiff , after the defendants ' building was erected , brought an action claim- ing a ...
... defendants ' land ; others did not . The defendants built on their land in such a way as admittedly obstructed the plaintiff's lights . The plaintiff , after the defendants ' building was erected , brought an action claim- ing a ...
Page 112
... defendant's conduct misfeasance , it might be called so , " because it was a breach of an obligation to which the act of interference gave birth . " Reliance was placed upon Lord Halsbury's judgment in Mayor of Shore- ditch v . Bull ...
... defendant's conduct misfeasance , it might be called so , " because it was a breach of an obligation to which the act of interference gave birth . " Reliance was placed upon Lord Halsbury's judgment in Mayor of Shore- ditch v . Bull ...
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