The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... v . The Assessment Committee of the Wigan Union . This case has not been reported , but it was heard in the Divisional Court in May of this year ( 1913 ) , and the appeal was dismissed . were , in an extreme case , carried to its.
... v . The Assessment Committee of the Wigan Union . This case has not been reported , but it was heard in the Divisional Court in May of this year ( 1913 ) , and the appeal was dismissed . were , in an extreme case , carried to its.
Page 71
... reported the result in 1912 : and it now brought up a Model Law of General Average , asking for its approval by the Conference on behalf of the Association . This was taken exception to by many Average Adjusters present , as tending to ...
... reported the result in 1912 : and it now brought up a Model Law of General Average , asking for its approval by the Conference on behalf of the Association . This was taken exception to by many Average Adjusters present , as tending to ...
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... reported in the press , the whole object of the action must be defeated . In this case it was not necessary to give any evidence of the nature of the secret process , since the judge ( Astbury , J. ) very sensibly held that once the ...
... reported in the press , the whole object of the action must be defeated . In this case it was not necessary to give any evidence of the nature of the secret process , since the judge ( Astbury , J. ) very sensibly held that once the ...
Page 107
... reported discuss the jurisdiction of English Courts over a British subject who has been ad- judged , in a country beyond the shores of England but within the Empire , to have incurred liabilities . Of course a chief difficulty in such ...
... reported discuss the jurisdiction of English Courts over a British subject who has been ad- judged , in a country beyond the shores of England but within the Empire , to have incurred liabilities . Of course a chief difficulty in such ...
Page 120
... reported . They are consequently of a very technical nature . Of more general interest is the discussion upon the remuneration of the Justices and their staff of clerks . From the Liberate Rolls , for the most part unedited and ...
... reported . They are consequently of a very technical nature . Of more general interest is the discussion upon the remuneration of the Justices and their staff of clerks . From the Liberate Rolls , for the most part unedited and ...
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