The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 97
... and carried out ; but they examined most minutely the reason or supposed
reason of the practice , and they came to the conclusion , which was adopted by
the House in its judgment , that such a sentence was reversible on writ of error .
... and carried out ; but they examined most minutely the reason or supposed
reason of the practice , and they came to the conclusion , which was adopted by
the House in its judgment , that such a sentence was reversible on writ of error .
Page 100
Others might and did take a wider view , and did criticise the supposed reason for
the practice which had so long obtained , but that was not within the bent of his
judicial mind . It is manifest that , in many respects , there is a close affinity ...
Others might and did take a wider view , and did criticise the supposed reason for
the practice which had so long obtained , but that was not within the bent of his
judicial mind . It is manifest that , in many respects , there is a close affinity ...
Page 155
Doubtless the proposal of an increase of salary to these judges may be met with
the usual , but most illiberal argument ; good and efficient men have been
obtained at the existing rate of remuneration , and therefore there is no reason for
...
Doubtless the proposal of an increase of salary to these judges may be met with
the usual , but most illiberal argument ; good and efficient men have been
obtained at the existing rate of remuneration , and therefore there is no reason for
...
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