The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 254
... Lord Esher and Mr. Justice Hawkins have just celebrated their eightieth birthdays . The last year laid to rest no active judges , but two ex - judges of excep- tional eminence , Lord Selborne , who died at eighty - eight , and Sir James ...
... Lord Esher and Mr. Justice Hawkins have just celebrated their eightieth birthdays . The last year laid to rest no active judges , but two ex - judges of excep- tional eminence , Lord Selborne , who died at eighty - eight , and Sir James ...
Page 260
... Lords , on the 5th inst . , decided a point of great importance raised in the case of Trego v . Hunt , 1 relating to the right ... Lord Justice Lindley expressed their regret that they were con- 1 72 L. T. Rep . 269 ( 1895 ) ; 1 Ch . 462 ...
... Lords , on the 5th inst . , decided a point of great importance raised in the case of Trego v . Hunt , 1 relating to the right ... Lord Justice Lindley expressed their regret that they were con- 1 72 L. T. Rep . 269 ( 1895 ) ; 1 Ch . 462 ...
Page 261
... Lords just before the Long Vacation , and Lords Herschell , Ashbourne , Macnaghten , and Davey delivered their ... Lord Justice Lindley stating his belief in the principle involved , but distinguishing its applicability . There A ...
... Lords just before the Long Vacation , and Lords Herschell , Ashbourne , Macnaghten , and Davey delivered their ... Lord Justice Lindley stating his belief in the principle involved , but distinguishing its applicability . There A ...
Page 262
... Lord Herschell in his judgment in Trego v . Hunt states that he finds nothing in them inconsistent with Labouchere v . Dawson . The difficulty in cases such as these has been stated by Lord Justice Cotton , in the Pearson case , to be ...
... Lord Herschell in his judgment in Trego v . Hunt states that he finds nothing in them inconsistent with Labouchere v . Dawson . The difficulty in cases such as these has been stated by Lord Justice Cotton , in the Pearson case , to be ...
Page 263
... Lord Macnaghten differed from a definition of a good - will laid down by Lord Eldon in Cruttwell v . Lye , 1 where he considered it as denoting nothing more than the probability of old customers resorting to the old place . Lord ...
... Lord Macnaghten differed from a definition of a good - will laid down by Lord Eldon in Cruttwell v . Lye , 1 where he considered it as denoting nothing more than the probability of old customers resorting to the old place . Lord ...
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