The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 67
Page 6
... statute upon statute , and pre- cedent upon precedent , until no industry can acquire , nor any intellect digest the mass of learning that grows upon the panting student , and our jurisprudence seems not unlikely to 6 THE FUNCTION AND ...
... statute upon statute , and pre- cedent upon precedent , until no industry can acquire , nor any intellect digest the mass of learning that grows upon the panting student , and our jurisprudence seems not unlikely to 6 THE FUNCTION AND ...
Page 12
... statute may be of con- siderable use and advantage both to students and practitioners . And therefore it is proposed to give a series of readings on the operation of the Judicature Act and the working of 12 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
... statute may be of con- siderable use and advantage both to students and practitioners . And therefore it is proposed to give a series of readings on the operation of the Judicature Act and the working of 12 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
Page 20
... statutes . Such were Callis's Readings on the Statutes of Trusts , and Bacon's Readings on the Statute of Uses . These readings were of course carefully prepared , and probably written ; and they were originally read , because in ages ...
... statutes . Such were Callis's Readings on the Statutes of Trusts , and Bacon's Readings on the Statute of Uses . These readings were of course carefully prepared , and probably written ; and they were originally read , because in ages ...
Page 76
... statute : — " The Master of the Rolls said it was settled that the Court had jurisdiction to restrain a company from misusing Parliamentary powers , but ought not to exercise its juris- diction except in a very clear case , as there was ...
... statute : — " The Master of the Rolls said it was settled that the Court had jurisdiction to restrain a company from misusing Parliamentary powers , but ought not to exercise its juris- diction except in a very clear case , as there was ...
Page 81
... statutes , all of which apply to subjects . And thus by a statute of George II , c . 18 , and George II , c . 32. , any natural born subject , or denizen who in time of war shall commit hostilities at sea against any of his fellow ...
... statutes , all of which apply to subjects . And thus by a statute of George II , c . 18 , and George II , c . 32. , any natural born subject , or denizen who in time of war shall commit hostilities at sea against any of his fellow ...
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