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Page 191
... the Lord Chancellor could not be blamed if , on the eve of the coming into
opera tion of the Judicature Act , he displayed anxiety to blend the Common Law
accomplishments of the Court of Exchequer with Chancery learning and
experience .
... the Lord Chancellor could not be blamed if , on the eve of the coming into
opera tion of the Judicature Act , he displayed anxiety to blend the Common Law
accomplishments of the Court of Exchequer with Chancery learning and
experience .
Page 280
tion of his interests . Yet this course was lately taken in the case in question under
these circumstances . The person who became a lunatic was engaged in
business , and had an agent who wanted his accounts wound up , and so
thereupon ...
tion of his interests . Yet this course was lately taken in the case in question under
these circumstances . The person who became a lunatic was engaged in
business , and had an agent who wanted his accounts wound up , and so
thereupon ...
Page 442
It is now five years since the report of the Marriage Commission was presented to
Parliament , and it must be a matter of regret , if not of reproach , that no action
has been taken by the responsible advisers of the Crown . The ques . tion now ...
It is now five years since the report of the Marriage Commission was presented to
Parliament , and it must be a matter of regret , if not of reproach , that no action
has been taken by the responsible advisers of the Crown . The ques . tion now ...
Page 443
tion now seriously attracts public attention , and probably , when dealt with , will
be found through public sloth , not to be in such favourable circumstances for
legislation as may be desired . What the Commissioners aimed at was to give ...
tion now seriously attracts public attention , and probably , when dealt with , will
be found through public sloth , not to be in such favourable circumstances for
legislation as may be desired . What the Commissioners aimed at was to give ...
Page 561
But although we here have an acknowledgment that law sometimes means an
aggregate of rules , as well as a single rule , the first defini . tion of law quoted
above , namely , a command of a particular kind , is the only express one given
by ...
But although we here have an acknowledgment that law sometimes means an
aggregate of rules , as well as a single rule , the first defini . tion of law quoted
above , namely , a command of a particular kind , is the only express one given
by ...
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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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