The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... original form of these legal rules and institutions , what sphere of usefulness they had once filled , whether they still performed any useful functions , and , if they did , whether by judicious change , they could be fitted to perform ...
... original form of these legal rules and institutions , what sphere of usefulness they had once filled , whether they still performed any useful functions , and , if they did , whether by judicious change , they could be fitted to perform ...
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... original . In 1884 Maitland abandoned the Bar , and became Reader in English law at Cambridge . It was during the course of this year that he made the acquaintance of Professor Vinogradoff and learned from him something of the wealth of ...
... original . In 1884 Maitland abandoned the Bar , and became Reader in English law at Cambridge . It was during the course of this year that he made the acquaintance of Professor Vinogradoff and learned from him something of the wealth of ...
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... original authorities the obscurity of a careful and elaborate commentary has been added . It is exactly this sort of obscurity that a trained lawyer will avoid . If he has ever drawn pleadings he will have got into the habit of ...
... original authorities the obscurity of a careful and elaborate commentary has been added . It is exactly this sort of obscurity that a trained lawyer will avoid . If he has ever drawn pleadings he will have got into the habit of ...
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... original authority is overwhelming . It enables him to recognise the decisive authorities when he sees them . It enables him to emphasise the parts of those authorities which really count . Maitland was a great discoverer because he ...
... original authority is overwhelming . It enables him to recognise the decisive authorities when he sees them . It enables him to emphasise the parts of those authorities which really count . Maitland was a great discoverer because he ...
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... original parties , and of no use to anyone who knew of its tainted origin , yet if the holder can prove himself an innocent purchaser for value , he is protected . The Gaming Act 1845 , though not the last word of legis- lation on the ...
... original parties , and of no use to anyone who knew of its tainted origin , yet if the holder can prove himself an innocent purchaser for value , he is protected . The Gaming Act 1845 , though not the last word of legis- lation on the ...
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