The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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Page 53
... find the circuit perfectly agreeable . I write this in the morning lest I should not have time after . There is not , to be sure , much probability of my being overwhelmed with business , but I may possibly have my time filled up with ...
... find the circuit perfectly agreeable . I write this in the morning lest I should not have time after . There is not , to be sure , much probability of my being overwhelmed with business , but I may possibly have my time filled up with ...
Page 65
... find a special provision applied to insurance companies , requiring them to obtain the autho- risation of the executive power before establishing agents in the country for the purpose of representing them therein . Neglect to comply ...
... find a special provision applied to insurance companies , requiring them to obtain the autho- risation of the executive power before establishing agents in the country for the purpose of representing them therein . Neglect to comply ...
Page 100
... find little serious opposition on this side of the channel . On the whole , Asser's most conspicuous work was done in the sphere of Private International law . He was best known in our country as one of the founders and editors of the ...
... find little serious opposition on this side of the channel . On the whole , Asser's most conspicuous work was done in the sphere of Private International law . He was best known in our country as one of the founders and editors of the ...
Page 102
... find in the result that the doubt was justified . In Central London Railway Company v . City of London Tax Commissioners ( L. R. [ 1911 ] , I Ch . 467 ) , that very learned judge decided two points . The first was that , when land is ...
... find in the result that the doubt was justified . In Central London Railway Company v . City of London Tax Commissioners ( L. R. [ 1911 ] , I Ch . 467 ) , that very learned judge decided two points . The first was that , when land is ...
Page 120
... find the curious fact that a hare was valued at less than half the price of a rabbit . A cony is here valued at fourpence , whilst a hare is only assessed at three half - pence . At this period a capon was worth fourpence , and a fowl ...
... find the curious fact that a hare was valued at less than half the price of a rabbit . A cony is here valued at fourpence , whilst a hare is only assessed at three half - pence . At this period a capon was worth fourpence , and a fowl ...
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