The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 21
... persons who take an interest in legal topics . has largely increased , and that from various causes ; partly through the large share now taken by the great mass of the middle class , in one way or another , in the administration of the ...
... persons who take an interest in legal topics . has largely increased , and that from various causes ; partly through the large share now taken by the great mass of the middle class , in one way or another , in the administration of the ...
Page 66
... persons unobservedly , on the first day of Term , by all the judges of the court taking their seats pro forma with the Chancellor . Thus it was that on the first day of last Term- " The Lord Chancellor , attended by Lord Justice Mellish ...
... persons unobservedly , on the first day of Term , by all the judges of the court taking their seats pro forma with the Chancellor . Thus it was that on the first day of last Term- " The Lord Chancellor , attended by Lord Justice Mellish ...
Page 74
... person of unsound mind , not so found by inquisition , by a person pro- fessing to be his next friend , but really appointed by the solicitor who filed the bill , and which was filed really on behalf of a person accountable to the ...
... person of unsound mind , not so found by inquisition , by a person pro- fessing to be his next friend , but really appointed by the solicitor who filed the bill , and which was filed really on behalf of a person accountable to the ...
Page 89
... persons , foreigners or sub- jects , who take a part in any civil war or armed rebellion . may be seized when actually engaged in it , tried by court martial , and executed . But that is quite a different kind of right — the right of ...
... persons , foreigners or sub- jects , who take a part in any civil war or armed rebellion . may be seized when actually engaged in it , tried by court martial , and executed . But that is quite a different kind of right — the right of ...
Page 96
... persons on board the Virginius contemplated mischief on land , but cer- tainly they never intended to injure either men or property at sea . As Lord Stowell said to the grand jury , in 1802 , ' You have to inquire of such acts committed ...
... persons on board the Virginius contemplated mischief on land , but cer- tainly they never intended to injure either men or property at sea . As Lord Stowell said to the grand jury , in 1802 , ' You have to inquire of such acts committed ...
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