The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... House of Commons and the posts of Solicitor and Attorney General , in the due course of deserved promotion . When he was made Chief Justice , lawyers of all parties thought he had honourably earned the distinction , and were pleased ...
... House of Commons and the posts of Solicitor and Attorney General , in the due course of deserved promotion . When he was made Chief Justice , lawyers of all parties thought he had honourably earned the distinction , and were pleased ...
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... House of Lords in plain terms that the Common Law judges did not understand questions of title , not being versed in conveyancing . Probably , considerations of this nature governed Lord Selborne in his recommendations as to the choice ...
... House of Lords in plain terms that the Common Law judges did not understand questions of title , not being versed in conveyancing . Probably , considerations of this nature governed Lord Selborne in his recommendations as to the choice ...
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... House of Lords by way of appeal . His present decision . would , of course , also be the subject of an appeal to the House of Lords , and he would suggest that , to save the expense of two separate appeals , both parties should agree to ...
... House of Lords by way of appeal . His present decision . would , of course , also be the subject of an appeal to the House of Lords , and he would suggest that , to save the expense of two separate appeals , both parties should agree to ...
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... House of Lords , which decided that such damage was too remote to found a legal claim . In June , 1871 , the court decided in favour of the plaintiff's , directing an issue to ascertain the damage done , and meantime continuing the ...
... House of Lords , which decided that such damage was too remote to found a legal claim . In June , 1871 , the court decided in favour of the plaintiff's , directing an issue to ascertain the damage done , and meantime continuing the ...
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... house , but " The Master of the Rolls said he could not , under all the circumstances , come to any other conclusion than that the defendant had constituted himself an express trustee of the sum in question . But even if he were a mere ...
... house , but " The Master of the Rolls said he could not , under all the circumstances , come to any other conclusion than that the defendant had constituted himself an express trustee of the sum in question . But even if he were a mere ...
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