The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... increased the sense of responsibility in those whose duty and privilege it was , by their arguments , to assist the Court in its deliberations , and helped them to put forward their best efforts : his knowledge of men and affairs ...
... increased the sense of responsibility in those whose duty and privilege it was , by their arguments , to assist the Court in its deliberations , and helped them to put forward their best efforts : his knowledge of men and affairs ...
Page 48
... increased , and the property rateable would certainly be diminished , for the land occu- pied by the canal which was before rated would cease to be rateable . But no injustice or inconvenience seems to follow from saying that such ...
... increased , and the property rateable would certainly be diminished , for the land occu- pied by the canal which was before rated would cease to be rateable . But no injustice or inconvenience seems to follow from saying that such ...
Page 89
... increased study of this branch of International law . Private Initiative in Civil Proceedings , by FRANCISCO DE P. RIVES , LL.D. , Master in the Courts of Madrid . The Author discussed the advisability of shortening the usual civil ...
... increased study of this branch of International law . Private Initiative in Civil Proceedings , by FRANCISCO DE P. RIVES , LL.D. , Master in the Courts of Madrid . The Author discussed the advisability of shortening the usual civil ...
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... increasing power of industrial corporations renders more efficient control imperative . " One method suggested is ... increased influence in the policy of civilised States . Historical precedents would naturally form a prominent feature ...
... increasing power of industrial corporations renders more efficient control imperative . " One method suggested is ... increased influence in the policy of civilised States . Historical precedents would naturally form a prominent feature ...
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... increased use of these methods may account for some of the decrease . The number sentenced to penal servitude shows no diminution , but a very slight increase on the figures of the preceding year , as there were 871 against 863. This ...
... increased use of these methods may account for some of the decrease . The number sentenced to penal servitude shows no diminution , but a very slight increase on the figures of the preceding year , as there were 871 against 863. This ...
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