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Page 36
The truth , as now brought practically home to us , must damp the faith of those
who thought that as soon as the Judicature Act of last Session comes into
operation next year the divisions of Law and Equity would immediately fade away
.
The truth , as now brought practically home to us , must damp the faith of those
who thought that as soon as the Judicature Act of last Session comes into
operation next year the divisions of Law and Equity would immediately fade away
.
Page 37
No counsel at the equity bar had so large and so important a business as Mr.
Charles Hall , and his appointment will be unanimously approved in Lincoln's Inn
. The learned gentleman , besides his high legal attainments , will carry with him
...
No counsel at the equity bar had so large and so important a business as Mr.
Charles Hall , and his appointment will be unanimously approved in Lincoln's Inn
. The learned gentleman , besides his high legal attainments , will carry with him
...
Page 45
... or with civil law , the basis of Equity and of most of our colonial systems of law ,
acquaintance with which is essential to qualify men to sit in the supreme tribunal
of the empire . There appears to have been no doubt that he would be an able ...
... or with civil law , the basis of Equity and of most of our colonial systems of law ,
acquaintance with which is essential to qualify men to sit in the supreme tribunal
of the empire . There appears to have been no doubt that he would be an able ...
Page 50
This shows that the Vice Chancellor was right in his recent expression of opinion
on the subject : —and our able contemporary , the Law Journal , overlooked the
distinction between the nature of the cases in Equity , and at Common Law .
This shows that the Vice Chancellor was right in his recent expression of opinion
on the subject : —and our able contemporary , the Law Journal , overlooked the
distinction between the nature of the cases in Equity , and at Common Law .
Page 53
A couple of months may be ordinarily allowed to a defendant to answer in equity ,
s but so long a time is often obtained to plead at law , and there is this great
difference that in equity the facts are disclosed in the answer , whereas at law
they ...
A couple of months may be ordinarily allowed to a defendant to answer in equity ,
s but so long a time is often obtained to plead at law , and there is this great
difference that in equity the facts are disclosed in the answer , whereas at law
they ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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