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Page 14
Hence , when a nice question comes before them which can only be decided
satisfactorily by the light of legal history or principle , they habitually decide it in
accordance with present notions or received practice . Thus it was when , a few
years ...
Hence , when a nice question comes before them which can only be decided
satisfactorily by the light of legal history or principle , they habitually decide it in
accordance with present notions or received practice . Thus it was when , a few
years ...
Page 16
And in Courts of Law , as in Courts of Equity , points of law are always , of
necessity , decided on written notes of the evidence or statements of the facts ,
either upon points reserved or on special cases . It is only , for the most part , in
classes of ...
And in Courts of Law , as in Courts of Equity , points of law are always , of
necessity , decided on written notes of the evidence or statements of the facts ,
either upon points reserved or on special cases . It is only , for the most part , in
classes of ...
Page 53
The motion being finally refused until the hearing of the cause after evidence , on
the ground that it then could be entirely disposed of before the Long Vacation , it
was heard and finally decided on the evidence by the Vice - Chancellor , and ...
The motion being finally refused until the hearing of the cause after evidence , on
the ground that it then could be entirely disposed of before the Long Vacation , it
was heard and finally decided on the evidence by the Vice - Chancellor , and ...
Page 56
It was heard before the Vice - Chancellor , and he decided against Mr. Plant . He ,
however , appealed ; and so speedily are appeals heard in Chancery , that , in
November in the same year , the case came before Lord Cairns , who reversed ...
It was heard before the Vice - Chancellor , and he decided against Mr. Plant . He ,
however , appealed ; and so speedily are appeals heard in Chancery , that , in
November in the same year , the case came before Lord Cairns , who reversed ...
Page 57
... went before the court ; that is , it went into the “ Special Paper , " as it is called ,
and there being only a few “ Special Paper " days in the Queen's Bench in each
Term , the case did not come to be argued and decided until January , 1872.
... went before the court ; that is , it went into the “ Special Paper , " as it is called ,
and there being only a few “ Special Paper " days in the Queen's Bench in each
Term , the case did not come to be argued and decided until January , 1872.
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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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