The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... held legal journalism , and the high importance he attached to it . He was throughout his life an industrious contributor to legal journals and reviews , and in this way at once exercised his own mind and enriched and cultivated the ...
... held legal journalism , and the high importance he attached to it . He was throughout his life an industrious contributor to legal journals and reviews , and in this way at once exercised his own mind and enriched and cultivated the ...
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... held a high rank at the bar , and has won an honorable parliamentary reputation . Last session he drew from Disraeli the remark that he talked like an Attorney- General . ' As he is but one step from the Attorney - General- ship , he ...
... held a high rank at the bar , and has won an honorable parliamentary reputation . Last session he drew from Disraeli the remark that he talked like an Attorney- General . ' As he is but one step from the Attorney - General- ship , he ...
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... that the Court should be held as often as possible as a full Court , composed of the Chancellor and both the Lord Justices ; and no doubt that will be the ordinary number of a Court of Appeal under the new MICHAELMAS TERM AND SITTINGS . 69.
... that the Court should be held as often as possible as a full Court , composed of the Chancellor and both the Lord Justices ; and no doubt that will be the ordinary number of a Court of Appeal under the new MICHAELMAS TERM AND SITTINGS . 69.
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... held otherwise in the case of one of the original promoters , who were bound by the Act to have as a qualifi- cation a certain number of shares held in his own right ( The Wiltshire Railway Company : Seymour's Case ) . In another ...
... held otherwise in the case of one of the original promoters , who were bound by the Act to have as a qualifi- cation a certain number of shares held in his own right ( The Wiltshire Railway Company : Seymour's Case ) . In another ...
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... held the creditor entitled to the money , either as an interest vested in him at the time of the deed , or as a future interest ; but the Court held that on neither ground were the creditors entitled , the deed being . in the ordinary ...
... held the creditor entitled to the money , either as an interest vested in him at the time of the deed , or as a future interest ; but the Court held that on neither ground were the creditors entitled , the deed being . in the ordinary ...
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