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Page 75
Now , besides this and another nisi prius ruling ( Doswell v . Gibbs , 2 Car . & P.
615 ) there appears to be no reported case to support this statement , which is
manifestly contrary to principle , yet nearly a dozen treatises have copied the law
as ...
Now , besides this and another nisi prius ruling ( Doswell v . Gibbs , 2 Car . & P.
615 ) there appears to be no reported case to support this statement , which is
manifestly contrary to principle , yet nearly a dozen treatises have copied the law
as ...
Page 175
It is thus that the law of Scotland has a larger principle , a more comprehensive
rule ; and that its professors are more ... in whose judgment the Scotch lawyers
are better acquainted with the general principles of jurisprudence than English ...
It is thus that the law of Scotland has a larger principle , a more comprehensive
rule ; and that its professors are more ... in whose judgment the Scotch lawyers
are better acquainted with the general principles of jurisprudence than English ...
Page 271
He says-“ To suppose that the power of the Church in the dark ages was an
unmixed evil would be contrary as well to philosophical principle as to historical
truth . No man is less disposed than I am to underrate the evils of superstition and
...
He says-“ To suppose that the power of the Church in the dark ages was an
unmixed evil would be contrary as well to philosophical principle as to historical
truth . No man is less disposed than I am to underrate the evils of superstition and
...
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ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 58 |
LAW MAGAZINE VOL XIV N S FEB MAY 1851 | 101 |
COMMON LAW 1 113 | 113 |
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