The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 183
... according to Sir John Rolt's Act it was quite competent for the Court which had to try the case , to choose that method of trying it which it thought best . That Act imposed on the Court of Chancery the duty of trying a case completely ...
... according to Sir John Rolt's Act it was quite competent for the Court which had to try the case , to choose that method of trying it which it thought best . That Act imposed on the Court of Chancery the duty of trying a case completely ...
Page 185
... according to the exact relief he might require . The assurance company could only come into equity before being sued at law , and ask to have the policy delivered up to be cancelled , while the executor had a right to bring his action ...
... according to the exact relief he might require . The assurance company could only come into equity before being sued at law , and ask to have the policy delivered up to be cancelled , while the executor had a right to bring his action ...
Page 192
... according to Dod , was not a Liberal , but a Liberal - Conservative ; but although not a political ally , on all professional matters he was a sincere coadjutor of the Lord Chancellor , and quite as eager and liberal a law reformer . It ...
... according to Dod , was not a Liberal , but a Liberal - Conservative ; but although not a political ally , on all professional matters he was a sincere coadjutor of the Lord Chancellor , and quite as eager and liberal a law reformer . It ...
Page 206
... according to the view of the able writer of the article , the verdicts of juries form one of the sources of law , and no doubt in a certain sense , this is true . It illustrates the truth of Maine's remark of ancient law , that it was ...
... according to the view of the able writer of the article , the verdicts of juries form one of the sources of law , and no doubt in a certain sense , this is true . It illustrates the truth of Maine's remark of ancient law , that it was ...
Page 215
... according to what Lord Campbell , in the House of Lords , truly called the " preposterous notion " that agreements for references of disputes to arbitration are still , in spite of repeated statutes to encourage and enforce them ...
... according to what Lord Campbell , in the House of Lords , truly called the " preposterous notion " that agreements for references of disputes to arbitration are still , in spite of repeated statutes to encourage and enforce them ...
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