The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... Roman law is , in my opinion , an advantage far be- yond that of our superior accuracy , if we have any , in our own Common Law - acquired in the comparatively narrow range of our studies . After all the most important thing is how we ...
... Roman law is , in my opinion , an advantage far be- yond that of our superior accuracy , if we have any , in our own Common Law - acquired in the comparatively narrow range of our studies . After all the most important thing is how we ...
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... This may be illustrated by reference to that which is now the prominent subject of interest - the judicial system — and especially as to the constitution of the judicature . It was a 8 cardinal principle with the Romans , in their best age.
... This may be illustrated by reference to that which is now the prominent subject of interest - the judicial system — and especially as to the constitution of the judicature . It was a 8 cardinal principle with the Romans , in their best age.
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... Roman system , trials before sworn and impartial judges , aqui et jurati judices , as Cicero called them , hearing the evidence of sworn witnesses , audietis ex juratis , as it was founded in reason and justice , gradually displaced the ...
... Roman system , trials before sworn and impartial judges , aqui et jurati judices , as Cicero called them , hearing the evidence of sworn witnesses , audietis ex juratis , as it was founded in reason and justice , gradually displaced the ...
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... Romans - " decreta illi judiciorum justa exemplum Romanorum , cum conislio sapentium , constituit . " The channel through which the Roman system exercised an influence on the formation of our laws and institutions was , as Sir J ...
... Romans - " decreta illi judiciorum justa exemplum Romanorum , cum conislio sapentium , constituit . " The channel through which the Roman system exercised an influence on the formation of our laws and institutions was , as Sir J ...
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... Roman element up to the time of Edward I. , when , as Lord Hale says , the frame was substantially settled . And it very plainly shows the influence of that element , using as it does , many of the terms and phrases of civil or common ...
... Roman element up to the time of Edward I. , when , as Lord Hale says , the frame was substantially settled . And it very plainly shows the influence of that element , using as it does , many of the terms and phrases of civil or common ...
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