The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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Page 12
... exist in the past . But the writings of the historical school generally stopped short at explanation , they showed how existing legal rules came to be what they They showed that even the most unreasonable of them once had a reasonable ...
... exist in the past . But the writings of the historical school generally stopped short at explanation , they showed how existing legal rules came to be what they They showed that even the most unreasonable of them once had a reasonable ...
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... exist . In other words , if it be applied per se con- tributive value must in no sense be considered , and each parish must be assessed only on its particular profits , ceas- ing to be rateable if at any time expenditure becomes greater ...
... exist . In other words , if it be applied per se con- tributive value must in no sense be considered , and each parish must be assessed only on its particular profits , ceas- ing to be rateable if at any time expenditure becomes greater ...
Page 47
... exist , cease to be rateable , which is a reductio ad absurdum . Of course , a fictitious value and a fictitious rate may be given to the property , but this is very undesirable and certainly opposed to the spirit and the letter of ...
... exist , cease to be rateable , which is a reductio ad absurdum . Of course , a fictitious value and a fictitious rate may be given to the property , but this is very undesirable and certainly opposed to the spirit and the letter of ...
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... exist- ence to the Decree of the Government authorising the respective companies . The Civil Code of the Republic of ... exists between the two meanings in which the word " domicil " is used , a difference which is well de- fined by the ...
... exist- ence to the Decree of the Government authorising the respective companies . The Civil Code of the Republic of ... exists between the two meanings in which the word " domicil " is used , a difference which is well de- fined by the ...
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... exist important differences between the British law and that ( e.g. ) of the Republic of Argentina . The jurisprudence of the Courts of Justice differs also as regards the powers of the company itself and those of the directors towards ...
... exist important differences between the British law and that ( e.g. ) of the Republic of Argentina . The jurisprudence of the Courts of Justice differs also as regards the powers of the company itself and those of the directors towards ...
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