The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... Court of Appeal , but sits alone ( on Saturdays as a rule ) to dispose of lunacy and minor matters . The full Court of Appeal consists of the Lord Chancellor , the Lord Chief Justice , the Master of the Rolls , the Lord Chief Baron ...
... Court of Appeal , but sits alone ( on Saturdays as a rule ) to dispose of lunacy and minor matters . The full Court of Appeal consists of the Lord Chancellor , the Lord Chief Justice , the Master of the Rolls , the Lord Chief Baron ...
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... appeal lies not to the Court of Appeal but only to the King in Council . Nor was it only judicial and administrative matters which claimed the attention of the Lord Chancellor . The policy of transferring the ownership of land in ...
... appeal lies not to the Court of Appeal but only to the King in Council . Nor was it only judicial and administrative matters which claimed the attention of the Lord Chancellor . The policy of transferring the ownership of land in ...
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... appeal this decision was reversed by the Court of Appeal , which held that any contract of fire or marine insurance was merely a contract of indemnity , that the defendant had no right to be more than fully indemnified for the loss ...
... appeal this decision was reversed by the Court of Appeal , which held that any contract of fire or marine insurance was merely a contract of indemnity , that the defendant had no right to be more than fully indemnified for the loss ...
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... Court of Appeal . It mattered not that the plaintiff ( to whom the cheque was indorsed ) had given good consideration for the cheque : it was not as if the cheque had been originally given for nothing at all ( as , e . g . , for a ...
... Court of Appeal . It mattered not that the plaintiff ( to whom the cheque was indorsed ) had given good consideration for the cheque : it was not as if the cheque had been originally given for nothing at all ( as , e . g . , for a ...
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... Court of Appeal ( affirming the decision of the Queen's Bench Division ) that the employment of an agent to make a bet in his own name on behalf of his principal , may imply an authority to pay the bet if lost , and on the making of the ...
... Court of Appeal ( affirming the decision of the Queen's Bench Division ) that the employment of an agent to make a bet in his own name on behalf of his principal , may imply an authority to pay the bet if lost , and on the making of the ...
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