The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 57
... judge from what has been written on both sides whether the views of Mr. Phillimore are worthy of attention when he says " attempts by a public body to re- introduce legal fictions and to use the Criminal law against persons who are in ...
... judge from what has been written on both sides whether the views of Mr. Phillimore are worthy of attention when he says " attempts by a public body to re- introduce legal fictions and to use the Criminal law against persons who are in ...
Page 64
... judges was at times extremely insulting and offensive . " Good God , my lord ! " he once said at Cork Assizes to a judge , who had employed his even- ing after his day's work in refreshing his memory upon some point of law , and on ...
... judges was at times extremely insulting and offensive . " Good God , my lord ! " he once said at Cork Assizes to a judge , who had employed his even- ing after his day's work in refreshing his memory upon some point of law , and on ...
Page 65
... judge , " it was not my habit to anticipate briefs . " " When you were at the Bar , " replied O'Connell , " I never chose you for a model , and now that you are on the bench I shall not submit to your dictation . " O'Connell was as ...
... judge , " it was not my habit to anticipate briefs . " " When you were at the Bar , " replied O'Connell , " I never chose you for a model , and now that you are on the bench I shall not submit to your dictation . " O'Connell was as ...
Page 69
... judges of the County Courts seem to be awaking to the fact that the Debtors Act intended to re- quire satisfactory evidence ( in the legal sense of the term ) of means to pay before making a committal order . I was somewhat surprised ...
... judges of the County Courts seem to be awaking to the fact that the Debtors Act intended to re- quire satisfactory evidence ( in the legal sense of the term ) of means to pay before making a committal order . I was somewhat surprised ...
Page 86
... judges of what is manifestement démesurée - i . e . , of what is the proper extent of his occupation - they can apparently please themselves as to what use they will allow . While rendering homage to the spirit in which the work has ...
... judges of what is manifestement démesurée - i . e . , of what is the proper extent of his occupation - they can apparently please themselves as to what use they will allow . While rendering homage to the spirit in which the work has ...
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