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Mr. Story , writing to Lord Stowell , said : “ It were well if the common lawyers had
studied more extensively the principles of public and civil law , and had looked
beyond their own municipal jurisdiction . In America we are not so strict as our ...
Mr. Story , writing to Lord Stowell , said : “ It were well if the common lawyers had
studied more extensively the principles of public and civil law , and had looked
beyond their own municipal jurisdiction . In America we are not so strict as our ...
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Such , for instance , is the common phrase as to " fusion of law and equity . ” Most
members of the profession fancy that law and equity are somehow , because
separate , opposed , and that somehow this opposition may be removed by
fusion .
Such , for instance , is the common phrase as to " fusion of law and equity . ” Most
members of the profession fancy that law and equity are somehow , because
separate , opposed , and that somehow this opposition may be removed by
fusion .
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One of the most popular of the Common Law judges has followed a most popular
ViceChancellor , and both have died a premature death . Both branches of the
profession are thus afflicted with the sense of sudden loss . The grave of Sir John
...
One of the most popular of the Common Law judges has followed a most popular
ViceChancellor , and both have died a premature death . Both branches of the
profession are thus afflicted with the sense of sudden loss . The grave of Sir John
...
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the Common Pleas , and a Vice - Chancellorship . In vacation the Mastership of
the Rolls had become vacant , happily not by death , but by resignation , the
resignation of that veteran of the Equity Bench - the learned and able Romilly .
the Common Pleas , and a Vice - Chancellorship . In vacation the Mastership of
the Rolls had become vacant , happily not by death , but by resignation , the
resignation of that veteran of the Equity Bench - the learned and able Romilly .
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Still further to diminish the strength of the Equity judicature by making it only half
that of the Common Law , at the lowest possible estimate , would have been
madness . It is manifest that if the exigencies of economy or parsimony demand a
...
Still further to diminish the strength of the Equity judicature by making it only half
that of the Common Law , at the lowest possible estimate , would have been
madness . It is manifest that if the exigencies of economy or parsimony demand a
...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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