The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 74
Page 9
... position of an American lawyer is , in many respects , more favourable for an ex- tended and scientific knowledge of law than that of an English lawyer . The simple circumstance that the American constitution forces international law on ...
... position of an American lawyer is , in many respects , more favourable for an ex- tended and scientific knowledge of law than that of an English lawyer . The simple circumstance that the American constitution forces international law on ...
Page 18
... to bear upon the matter . Therefore the observations of any , however humble their position or their capacity , if moderately capable of under- standing the operation of the system inaugurated , and care- 18 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
... to bear upon the matter . Therefore the observations of any , however humble their position or their capacity , if moderately capable of under- standing the operation of the system inaugurated , and care- 18 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
Page 36
... position of the Judicature which must determine its character and that , in a great degree , will determine the nature of the procedure . The Times observed : - " It would appear desirable to secure the members of the future Common Law ...
... position of the Judicature which must determine its character and that , in a great degree , will determine the nature of the procedure . The Times observed : - " It would appear desirable to secure the members of the future Common Law ...
Page 38
... position he has attained . Not only has he had for the whole of his life the incentive of his father's example , but he has felt the influence of his father's mind , and had the benefit of his father's guidance . It is impossible to ...
... position he has attained . Not only has he had for the whole of his life the incentive of his father's example , but he has felt the influence of his father's mind , and had the benefit of his father's guidance . It is impossible to ...
Page 40
... position unfavourable to his moral being ; and , indeed , to his intellect also , in its higher powers . Therefore I would re- commend an advocate to devote a part of his leisure time to some study , such as metaphysics , or theology ...
... position unfavourable to his moral being ; and , indeed , to his intellect also , in its higher powers . Therefore I would re- commend an advocate to devote a part of his leisure time to some study , such as metaphysics , or theology ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
appear application appointed authority barristers Bench Bill cause Chancery Chief Justice civil commission Commissioners Common Law Common Pleas County Court course Court of Chancery Court of Common Courts of Equity crime criminal debt decision declared defendant digest doubt duty effect England English law Equity evidence examination existence fact freehold give Government House of Lords important imprisonment Inns of Court instance interest judges judgment Judicature judicial jurisdiction jurisprudence jurists jurors jury land law of nations lawyers legislation Lord Chancellor Lord Selborne marriage matter means ment nature object observed offence opinion Parliament parties persons piracy pirates plaintiff practice present principles prison proceedings profession public prosecutor punishment Queen's Queen's Counsel question reason reference reform registrar Roman Roman law rules Serjeant-at-Law serjeants ship solicitors statute term tion trial verdict vessels Vice-Chancellor Vict witnesses writer