The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 36
... Equity would immediately fade away . This consummation cannot be attained until we have secured unity of procedure , and , we may be bold to say , until we have brought all our practitioners and Courts , working together , in one spot ...
... Equity would immediately fade away . This consummation cannot be attained until we have secured unity of procedure , and , we may be bold to say , until we have brought all our practitioners and Courts , working together , in one spot ...
Page 37
... 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 gentle- man , besides his high legal attainments , will carry with him the good ...
... 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 gentle- man , besides his high legal attainments , will carry with him the good ...
Page 45
... 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 law officer , the doubt ...
... 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 law officer , the doubt ...
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... Equity , and at Common Law . One great reason why the Chancery system is in many respects so much better than the Common Law , and would be infinitely more so were it fully carried out , is that it proceeds at once by prompt and direct ...
... Equity , and at Common Law . One great reason why the Chancery system is in many respects so much better than the Common Law , and would be infinitely more so were it fully carried out , is that it proceeds at once by prompt and direct ...
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... equity , ยง 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 are never disclosed in the pleading . Two consequences of ...
... equity , ยง 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 are never disclosed in the pleading . Two consequences of ...
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