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Page 19
Hence the absolute necessity of having full and regular details of the action of the
law . We make some change in the system . We are bound to examine how the
new law works . Unless we know all the facts connected with its execution how ...
Hence the absolute necessity of having full and regular details of the action of the
law . We make some change in the system . We are bound to examine how the
new law works . Unless we know all the facts connected with its execution how ...
Page 35
Imagine a lawyer equally able to conduct a suit in Equity and a criminal
prosecution ; to determine the construction of a conveyance , and to try an action
turning on contradictory testimony . The great advantage of a fusion of the
judicature is ...
Imagine a lawyer equally able to conduct a suit in Equity and a criminal
prosecution ; to determine the construction of a conveyance , and to try an action
turning on contradictory testimony . The great advantage of a fusion of the
judicature is ...
Page 57
Very different was the case at Common Law , where the delay was clearly owing
to the procedure or the unfortunate arrangment of the judicature . The party sued
in Chancery having died bankrupt , an action was brought against the attorney ...
Very different was the case at Common Law , where the delay was clearly owing
to the procedure or the unfortunate arrangment of the judicature . The party sued
in Chancery having died bankrupt , an action was brought against the attorney ...
Page 58
The contrast , in this respect , between the Chancery pleadings in the case and
those in the action at Common Law was most striking . In the former , the facts
relied on by the plaintiff were set forth succinctly and clearly in order of time , and
the ...
The contrast , in this respect , between the Chancery pleadings in the case and
those in the action at Common Law was most striking . In the former , the facts
relied on by the plaintiff were set forth succinctly and clearly in order of time , and
the ...
Page 59
... that the party succeeding found that his success was fruitless , for in the
meantime the defendant had become bankrupt , and afterwards died . The
plaintiff then had to seek his remedy against another party . The action was
commenced in ...
... that the party succeeding found that his success was fruitless , for in the
meantime the defendant had become bankrupt , and afterwards died . The
plaintiff then had to seek his remedy against another party . The action was
commenced in ...
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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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