The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 6-10 of 84
Page 67
... court at Westminster and took their seats . " And then the judges went off each to his own court , or rather division of the High Court , the whole constituting one united Court , with separate powers of sitting , and different judges ...
... court at Westminster and took their seats . " And then the judges went off each to his own court , or rather division of the High Court , the whole constituting one united Court , with separate powers of sitting , and different judges ...
Page 68
... court one case stands for judgment and thirty - two for argument . In the enlarged rule paper there is one case for argument . In the Crown paper there are forty - six cases for argument . In the Court of Common Pleas new trial paper ...
... court one case stands for judgment and thirty - two for argument . In the enlarged rule paper there is one case for argument . In the Crown paper there are forty - six cases for argument . In the Court of Common Pleas new trial paper ...
Page 69
... Court . Lord Selborne , with a laudable anxiety to do his best to supply a deficiency , issued the following notice : - " In consequence of the lamented death of Vice - Chancellor , Sir John Wickens , and to make provision for the ...
... Court . Lord Selborne , with a laudable anxiety to do his best to supply a deficiency , issued the following notice : - " In consequence of the lamented death of Vice - Chancellor , Sir John Wickens , and to make provision for the ...
Page 70
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. ordinary number of a Court of Appeal under the new system . The Court of Appeal in Chancery , during the last Term , was , as Lord Selborne had contended , usually constituted of himself , the Lord ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. ordinary number of a Court of Appeal under the new system . The Court of Appeal in Chancery , during the last Term , was , as Lord Selborne had contended , usually constituted of himself , the Lord ...
Page 71
... court did not deem themselves bound by the decision of the Court of Error , as it proceeded on an incorrect statement of the effect of the decision of Vice - Chancellor Giffard , and that the Court considered the new shares were legally ...
... court did not deem themselves bound by the decision of the Court of Error , as it proceeded on an incorrect statement of the effect of the decision of Vice - Chancellor Giffard , and that the Court considered the new shares were legally ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
appear application appointed authority barristers Bench Bill cause Chancery Chief Justice civil commission Commissioners Common Law Common Pleas County Court course Court of Chancery Court of Common Courts of Equity crime criminal debt decision declared defendant digest doubt duty effect England English law Equity evidence examination existence fact freehold give Government House of Lords important imprisonment Inns of Court instance interest judges judgment Judicature judicial jurisdiction jurisprudence jurists jurors jury land law of nations lawyers legislation Lord Chancellor Lord Selborne marriage matter means ment nature object observed offence opinion Parliament parties persons piracy pirates plaintiff practice present principles prison proceedings profession public prosecutor punishment Queen's Queen's Counsel question reason reference reform registrar Roman Roman law rules Serjeant-at-Law serjeants ship solicitors statute term tion trial verdict vessels Vice-Chancellor Vict witnesses writer