The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... taken of Bracton's use of other parts of Roman law - notably the law as to dominium and possessio - to which there existed more abundant parallels in the already ascertained rules of English law . But these are all very disputable ...
... taken of Bracton's use of other parts of Roman law - notably the law as to dominium and possessio - to which there existed more abundant parallels in the already ascertained rules of English law . But these are all very disputable ...
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... taken as the basis of the existing law as to wagering contracts in general . This Act repealed both the Act of 1664 and so much of the Act of 1710 as had not been altered by the Act of 1835 ; so that now nothing remains of the Acts of ...
... taken as the basis of the existing law as to wagering contracts in general . This Act repealed both the Act of 1664 and so much of the Act of 1710 as had not been altered by the Act of 1835 ; so that now nothing remains of the Acts of ...
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... taken by the moneylender of the weakness and necessities of the person raising the money . The Moneylenders Act ( 1900 ) applies only to professional moneylenders , viz . , those who make money- lending their sole or primary business ...
... taken by the moneylender of the weakness and necessities of the person raising the money . The Moneylenders Act ( 1900 ) applies only to professional moneylenders , viz . , those who make money- lending their sole or primary business ...
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... taken , and may relieve the borrower from payment of any sum in excess of the sum adjudged by the Court to be fairly due in respect of such principal , interest and charges , as the Court , having regard to the risk and all the ...
... taken , and may relieve the borrower from payment of any sum in excess of the sum adjudged by the Court to be fairly due in respect of such principal , interest and charges , as the Court , having regard to the risk and all the ...
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... taken to attach to the parish where the rate was to be levied . Lord Campbell , C.J. , followed the earlier case which he himself had heard , and in the course of his judgment he used the following significant words : " In controverting ...
... taken to attach to the parish where the rate was to be levied . Lord Campbell , C.J. , followed the earlier case which he himself had heard , and in the course of his judgment he used the following significant words : " In controverting ...
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