The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 42
... Justice . He has other functions , the discharge of which , in a masterly manner , lies at the bottom of much of the respect which in England is generally felt for the heart of the law . He has to maintain the dignity of the Court , and ...
... Justice . He has other functions , the discharge of which , in a masterly manner , lies at the bottom of much of the respect which in England is generally felt for the heart of the law . He has to maintain the dignity of the Court , and ...
Page 43
... justice . The respect of the subject is essential to the proper execution of the laws , and for this pur- pose we must have Judges who are something more than mere lawyers . An English Judge , and especially an English Chief Justice ...
... justice . The respect of the subject is essential to the proper execution of the laws , and for this pur- pose we must have Judges who are something more than mere lawyers . An English Judge , and especially an English Chief Justice ...
Page 48
... Justice Jervis ; the writer well remembers him arguing cases in the courts with great ability , recollects that eminent judge highly com- plimenting him for his able arguments , and heard at that time that the late Mr. Justice Willes ...
... Justice Jervis ; the writer well remembers him arguing cases in the courts with great ability , recollects that eminent judge highly com- plimenting him for his able arguments , and heard at that time that the late Mr. Justice Willes ...
Page 72
... Justice Mellish concurred . " The property in the bill was not changed merely by writing an endorsement on it and by an inchoate act of delivery ; until actual delivery it could be recalled . " ( Ex parte Cote ) . Many cases at law ...
... Justice Mellish concurred . " The property in the bill was not changed merely by writing an endorsement on it and by an inchoate act of delivery ; until actual delivery it could be recalled . " ( Ex parte Cote ) . Many cases at law ...
Page 80
... justice by the first nation into whose hands they fall , it being , however , he is careful to add , proper to convict the guilty , and to try them according to form of law . ( Book i . c . 19 , s . 232 ) . Hence it appears plainly that ...
... justice by the first nation into whose hands they fall , it being , however , he is careful to add , proper to convict the guilty , and to try them according to form of law . ( Book i . c . 19 , s . 232 ) . Hence it appears plainly that ...
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