The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 159
... House of Lords , in consequence of the motion made by the Earl of Rosebery , in March , 1876 , the wording of the fourth article is somewhat different , for it runs that " the inhabi- tants shall not be molested in their religious ...
... House of Lords , in consequence of the motion made by the Earl of Rosebery , in March , 1876 , the wording of the fourth article is somewhat different , for it runs that " the inhabi- tants shall not be molested in their religious ...
Page 235
... House of Lords as an appellate tribunal . The analogy has been accepted and applied since Mr. Robertson's Lectures were delivered , and we see no reason to doubt that it will work satisfactorily . We quite think , with Mr. Robertson ...
... House of Lords as an appellate tribunal . The analogy has been accepted and applied since Mr. Robertson's Lectures were delivered , and we see no reason to doubt that it will work satisfactorily . We quite think , with Mr. Robertson ...
Page 248
... House of Lords ( Edinburgh : T. & T. Clark , 1878 ) . The present and concluding part commences with the peculiarly Scotch title of " Service of Heirs , " and practically concludes with the im- portant subject of " Writs . " The very ...
... House of Lords ( Edinburgh : T. & T. Clark , 1878 ) . The present and concluding part commences with the peculiarly Scotch title of " Service of Heirs , " and practically concludes with the im- portant subject of " Writs . " The very ...
Page 279
... House of Lords . The learned Judge of the Admiralty Court has , under any circumstances , delivered a well- considered judgment , which will require careful attention on the part of the Appellate Court , to determine whether he has ...
... House of Lords . The learned Judge of the Admiralty Court has , under any circumstances , delivered a well- considered judgment , which will require careful attention on the part of the Appellate Court , to determine whether he has ...
Page 282
... House of Lords . Very few of the cases which embarrassed the Judges of the Court of Appeal had come before the House of Lords and , perhaps , the present Lord Chancellor might induce his brethren to over - rule them and so to get on to ...
... House of Lords . Very few of the cases which embarrassed the Judges of the Court of Appeal had come before the House of Lords and , perhaps , the present Lord Chancellor might induce his brethren to over - rule them and so to get on to ...
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