The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 8
... England and Ireland . In so far as these are substantial differences they are obviously indefensible . The social conditions of England and Scotland being identical , there can be no reason why an act of negligence or wrong which is ...
... England and Ireland . In so far as these are substantial differences they are obviously indefensible . The social conditions of England and Scotland being identical , there can be no reason why an act of negligence or wrong which is ...
Page 14
... England and Wales is scheduled in the registrar's books , and the title to an estate or an acre of land is as certain and as easily ascertained as the title to an allotment of stock ? The system can only be introduced gradually ...
... England and Wales is scheduled in the registrar's books , and the title to an estate or an acre of land is as certain and as easily ascertained as the title to an allotment of stock ? The system can only be introduced gradually ...
Page 70
... England , more especially as regards judgments obtained in France . The idea seems to be that the French system not only allows , but encourages a man to make use of the courts in that country to obtain a judgment against a non ...
... England , more especially as regards judgments obtained in France . The idea seems to be that the French system not only allows , but encourages a man to make use of the courts in that country to obtain a judgment against a non ...
Page 71
... England , Scotland , and Ireland respectively effectual in any other part of the United Kingdom . " Before the passing of this Statute , a Scotch or Irish judgment was treated in the English courts as a foreign judgment ; it could only ...
... England , Scotland , and Ireland respectively effectual in any other part of the United Kingdom . " Before the passing of this Statute , a Scotch or Irish judgment was treated in the English courts as a foreign judgment ; it could only ...
Page 82
... England . " If this statement ( which refers to the Court of Chancery ) wounds our national vanity , we may derive some consolation from Mr. Thompson's second conclusion , " that the decisions of the English Courts of Law , in the few ...
... England . " If this statement ( which refers to the Court of Chancery ) wounds our national vanity , we may derive some consolation from Mr. Thompson's second conclusion , " that the decisions of the English Courts of Law , in the few ...
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