The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 51
If that could be done , it must be by some order of the Court . Under sect . 153 of
the Companies Act , 1862 , the Court could say the change of status should not
be void in a compulsory winding - up or a voluntary winding - up continued under
...
If that could be done , it must be by some order of the Court . Under sect . 153 of
the Companies Act , 1862 , the Court could say the change of status should not
be void in a compulsory winding - up or a voluntary winding - up continued under
...
Page 56
It is useless to men who set out with the design of becoming solicitors , whose
faith is bound up between the four corners of an Act of Parliament , Rules of the
Supreme Court Practice , and Bills of Costs . Nor is it intended for those aspirants
to ...
It is useless to men who set out with the design of becoming solicitors , whose
faith is bound up between the four corners of an Act of Parliament , Rules of the
Supreme Court Practice , and Bills of Costs . Nor is it intended for those aspirants
to ...
Page 59
R. F. A. STRINGER , writing from the Royal Courts of Justice , suggests that the
English form of oath should no longer be adhered to , on the ground that the
kissing of the Book causes danger to the person sworn , on account of disease
being ...
R. F. A. STRINGER , writing from the Royal Courts of Justice , suggests that the
English form of oath should no longer be adhered to , on the ground that the
kissing of the Book causes danger to the person sworn , on account of disease
being ...
Page 61
20 ne er ne а . was بل le 2 , was held by the Court that Parker was in contempt
because of his visit to the grand jury room , after he had been drawn as a juror ,
and his examination there of the books of the clerk , in reference to a case to
come ...
20 ne er ne а . was بل le 2 , was held by the Court that Parker was in contempt
because of his visit to the grand jury room , after he had been drawn as a juror ,
and his examination there of the books of the clerk , in reference to a case to
come ...
Page 64
That the Court has power to grant injunctions to restrain the publication of matter
injurious to property , trade , or manufactures , has long been established . The
ground upon which such jurisdiction is founded being , in the protection of ...
That the Court has power to grant injunctions to restrain the publication of matter
injurious to property , trade , or manufactures , has long been established . The
ground upon which such jurisdiction is founded being , in the protection of ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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