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Page 150
Is it logical to assume this , which is , in fact , a conclusion on the whole question -
to make it the major in the syllogism , the ground for bringing in Biggs v . Andrews
as an authority in the principal case ? The similarity of the decisions in the two ...
Is it logical to assume this , which is , in fact , a conclusion on the whole question -
to make it the major in the syllogism , the ground for bringing in Biggs v . Andrews
as an authority in the principal case ? The similarity of the decisions in the two ...
Page 152
It is a fact , that if land be sold , and thus actually converted into money , the
nature of the property is altered : it is a fact , that until converted into money its
nature remains unaltered . But , as the Vice - Chancellor himself , only a few
paragraphs ...
It is a fact , that if land be sold , and thus actually converted into money , the
nature of the property is altered : it is a fact , that until converted into money its
nature remains unaltered . But , as the Vice - Chancellor himself , only a few
paragraphs ...
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The disadvantages are , that a jury has not only to weigh the evidence of facts ,
but to draw just conclusions from them ; in ... It has sometimes been enacted by
positive law , that certain facts proved shall be held to be evidence of another fact
...
The disadvantages are , that a jury has not only to weigh the evidence of facts ,
but to draw just conclusions from them ; in ... It has sometimes been enacted by
positive law , that certain facts proved shall be held to be evidence of another fact
...
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Contents
ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 58 |
LAW MAGAZINE VOL XIV N S FEB MAY 1851 | 101 |
COMMON LAW 1 113 | 113 |
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