The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... codified in the Canon Law , survived even in England up to quite recent years . Marriage was so highly thought of by the primitive Church that it was numbered among the sacraments , or means of grace ; because , in the first place , it ...
... codified in the Canon Law , survived even in England up to quite recent years . Marriage was so highly thought of by the primitive Church that it was numbered among the sacraments , or means of grace ; because , in the first place , it ...
Page 178
... codified in the Canon Law , were imposed upon every nation accepting her tenets . When those countries which had embraced Christianity had become settled down , and were framing laws and constitutions , and were regulating their social ...
... codified in the Canon Law , were imposed upon every nation accepting her tenets . When those countries which had embraced Christianity had become settled down , and were framing laws and constitutions , and were regulating their social ...
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... codification of our Criminal Law is still engaging the attention of our most eminent jurists and awaiting the sanction of Parliament . The movement for the amendment and codification of our Penal Law , with which the names of the late ...
... codification of our Criminal Law is still engaging the attention of our most eminent jurists and awaiting the sanction of Parliament . The movement for the amendment and codification of our Penal Law , with which the names of the late ...
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... Codification . We have now before us several interesting Papers read by distinguished Members of that Society at ... codified their Law , the first condition of a good Law is that it should be embodied in a clear and precise text which ...
... Codification . We have now before us several interesting Papers read by distinguished Members of that Society at ... codified their Law , the first condition of a good Law is that it should be embodied in a clear and precise text which ...
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... Codification . This rupture with the old tradition , says M. Louis , rendered the Codification of Procedure and of the Common Law feasible , if not easy ; and in these days , he continues , for Codification to be rendered feasible is to ...
... Codification . This rupture with the old tradition , says M. Louis , rendered the Codification of Procedure and of the Common Law feasible , if not easy ; and in these days , he continues , for Codification to be rendered feasible is to ...
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