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Page 273
... Henry Thring seems to consider that it also includes amendment to an extent only limited by the notions of justice of the consolidator . The Reports , which I imagine Sir Henry Thring considers to contain the common law , are also to be ...
... Henry Thring seems to consider that it also includes amendment to an extent only limited by the notions of justice of the consolidator . The Reports , which I imagine Sir Henry Thring considers to contain the common law , are also to be ...
Page 276
... Henry Thring is no exception to what is here stated . He says " the negotiability of a bill of exchange was determined by a judicial deci- sion ; and this decision being followed very soon passed into the domain of settled law . " But ...
... Henry Thring is no exception to what is here stated . He says " the negotiability of a bill of exchange was determined by a judicial deci- sion ; and this decision being followed very soon passed into the domain of settled law . " But ...
Page 286
... Henry Thring as a supporter of these views . At p . 18 of his pam- phlet he makes these sensible remarks : " The last subject to be considered in connection with law reform , and yet perhaps the most important , is that of legal ...
... Henry Thring as a supporter of these views . At p . 18 of his pam- phlet he makes these sensible remarks : " The last subject to be considered in connection with law reform , and yet perhaps the most important , is that of legal ...
Page 288
... Henry Thring thinks that there must be an improvement in legal education before we can expect to prepare a satisfactory Code - so far as he urges the necessity for something more than the forensic skill of the modern , practical lawyer ...
... Henry Thring thinks that there must be an improvement in legal education before we can expect to prepare a satisfactory Code - so far as he urges the necessity for something more than the forensic skill of the modern , practical lawyer ...
Page 291
... Henry Thring want a special class of educated lawyers , or does he not ? I presume that he does . Does he believe that such a class will express themselves in the “ vulgar tongue , " and that the complicated rights and legal relations ...
... Henry Thring want a special class of educated lawyers , or does he not ? I presume that he does . Does he believe that such a class will express themselves in the “ vulgar tongue , " and that the complicated rights and legal relations ...
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