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Page 200
... admitted , and the question was the truth of it , he held that an interrogatory as to whether Defendant published the libel should be allowed . The case of Hill v . Campbell and wife ( 44 L.J. C.P. 97 ) , which was an action of libel by ...
... admitted , and the question was the truth of it , he held that an interrogatory as to whether Defendant published the libel should be allowed . The case of Hill v . Campbell and wife ( 44 L.J. C.P. 97 ) , which was an action of libel by ...
Page 209
... admitted on all hands that the law regulating Patents is in a very unsatisfactory condition , but up to quite a recent date it has been a moot question whether the Patent Laws should be preserved or not , whether in fact it would not be ...
... admitted on all hands that the law regulating Patents is in a very unsatisfactory condition , but up to quite a recent date it has been a moot question whether the Patent Laws should be preserved or not , whether in fact it would not be ...
Page 213
... admitted that the great facilities that were afforded resulted in some evils , such as the granting of patents for frivolous inventions , and an undue sub - division of patents . The evils which grew up , however , were for the most ...
... admitted that the great facilities that were afforded resulted in some evils , such as the granting of patents for frivolous inventions , and an undue sub - division of patents . The evils which grew up , however , were for the most ...
Page 241
... admitted . The majority held that the Valuation Roll must rule the case . Lord Ardmillan dissented , holding that " the privilege of killing the wild sea birds , which are not game and not property , cannot sustain the claim . " Nov. 1 ...
... admitted . The majority held that the Valuation Roll must rule the case . Lord Ardmillan dissented , holding that " the privilege of killing the wild sea birds , which are not game and not property , cannot sustain the claim . " Nov. 1 ...
Page 242
... admitted to construe the words used in a settlement , for very obvious reasons . The declarations of a testator after he had executed his deed are of considerably more importance , for he certainly is the man who knew best the meaning ...
... admitted to construe the words used in a settlement , for very obvious reasons . The declarations of a testator after he had executed his deed are of considerably more importance , for he certainly is the man who knew best the meaning ...
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