The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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Page 112
With regard to a docquet on an account , it was decided in Laing v . Laing ( 24
Dunlop 162 ) that the effect of it was to reverse the onus and not to exclude
inquiry altogether ; that is to say , the party averring the docquetted account to be
wrong ...
With regard to a docquet on an account , it was decided in Laing v . Laing ( 24
Dunlop 162 ) that the effect of it was to reverse the onus and not to exclude
inquiry altogether ; that is to say , the party averring the docquetted account to be
wrong ...
Page 196
To sustain the restraint , it must be reasonable both with respect to the public and
to the parties , and that it is limited to what ... the restraint upon one party is not
greater than protection to the other party requires , the contract may be sustained
.
To sustain the restraint , it must be reasonable both with respect to the public and
to the parties , and that it is limited to what ... the restraint upon one party is not
greater than protection to the other party requires , the contract may be sustained
.
Page 401
The prudence and wisdom of one period may be disowned and repudiated by
another , and frequently these changes occur on the retirement of a ministry or
the appearance of a new party in power . An example of this is to be found in ...
The prudence and wisdom of one period may be disowned and repudiated by
another , and frequently these changes occur on the retirement of a ministry or
the appearance of a new party in power . An example of this is to be found in ...
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