The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 59
... Lord Macaulay , however , was dealing with a portion of the Statute Law which had a popular and a special origin . Our Law of procedure , relating to evi- dence in our Common Law Courts , had not declared one witness to be insufficient ...
... Lord Macaulay , however , was dealing with a portion of the Statute Law which had a popular and a special origin . Our Law of procedure , relating to evi- dence in our Common Law Courts , had not declared one witness to be insufficient ...
Page 67
... Lord Derby's Government lasted . The Peelites had kept aloof from that experiment , and worked cordially with the new Irish party in bringing about the fall of the Ministry . Then came the tidings that Lord Aberdeen's new Govern- ment ...
... Lord Derby's Government lasted . The Peelites had kept aloof from that experiment , and worked cordially with the new Irish party in bringing about the fall of the Ministry . Then came the tidings that Lord Aberdeen's new Govern- ment ...
Page 88
... Lord Privilege : and how , as these " delusions " were the exact truth , Peter was made the unconscious instrument of his own continued detention , till an accident , such as seldom occurs in real life , led to his being seen and ...
... Lord Privilege : and how , as these " delusions " were the exact truth , Peter was made the unconscious instrument of his own continued detention , till an accident , such as seldom occurs in real life , led to his being seen and ...
Page 96
... Lord Justice Clerk ( Lord Moncreiff ) dissented : " The propositions which I laid down to the Jury were two : first , that the company were liable if the person injured was not their servant , but was the servant of an independent ...
... Lord Justice Clerk ( Lord Moncreiff ) dissented : " The propositions which I laid down to the Jury were two : first , that the company were liable if the person injured was not their servant , but was the servant of an independent ...
Page 97
... Lord Adam : “ The bank did not transact in any way with A. , but with B. , with whom , as holders of the bills of lading , and therefore as having a title to the goods , they were entitled to transact as owners . The bank are bound to ...
... Lord Adam : “ The bank did not transact in any way with A. , but with B. , with whom , as holders of the bills of lading , and therefore as having a title to the goods , they were entitled to transact as owners . The bank are bound to ...
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