The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 82
... James as an example of an Equity Judge whose sense of honesty is not so keen as it ought to be . The doctrinal difference which Mr. Thompson has discovered here is that , while in America " a receiver of an insolvent corporation ...
... James as an example of an Equity Judge whose sense of honesty is not so keen as it ought to be . The doctrinal difference which Mr. Thompson has discovered here is that , while in America " a receiver of an insolvent corporation ...
Page 89
... JAMES Lorimer , M.A. , Advocate , Regius Professor of Public Law and of the Law of Nature and Nations in the University of Edinburgh , Member of the Insti- tute of International Law , & c . Second edition , revised and enlarged . London ...
... JAMES Lorimer , M.A. , Advocate , Regius Professor of Public Law and of the Law of Nature and Nations in the University of Edinburgh , Member of the Insti- tute of International Law , & c . Second edition , revised and enlarged . London ...
Page 167
... James Hannen , in the Probate Division . Prince Henry LXIX . of Reuss - Köstritz , in the Empire of Germany , who died in 1878 , had made and duly executed his last will and testament , with ten codicils thereto , according to German ...
... James Hannen , in the Probate Division . Prince Henry LXIX . of Reuss - Köstritz , in the Empire of Germany , who died in 1878 , had made and duly executed his last will and testament , with ten codicils thereto , according to German ...
Page 168
... James Hannen decided that by the law of England , speaking generally , no fact could be proved before a judicial tribunal otherwise than by the statement of a witness , under the sanction of an oath , save in the particular cases ...
... James Hannen decided that by the law of England , speaking generally , no fact could be proved before a judicial tribunal otherwise than by the statement of a witness , under the sanction of an oath , save in the particular cases ...
Page 175
... James Stephen remains wholly unanswered , and the forthcoming debate seems in danger of languishing for want of champions from the opposite quarter . Sir James Stephen rests his general objections to the alteration which both Houses are ...
... James Stephen remains wholly unanswered , and the forthcoming debate seems in danger of languishing for want of champions from the opposite quarter . Sir James Stephen rests his general objections to the alteration which both Houses are ...
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