The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 65
... adopted in this case was to give to all parts of the country the same rules touching property , and therefore he would propose an assimilation of the laws affecting real estates all over England ( p . 382 ) . Mr. Brougham's opinion is ...
... adopted in this case was to give to all parts of the country the same rules touching property , and therefore he would propose an assimilation of the laws affecting real estates all over England ( p . 382 ) . Mr. Brougham's opinion is ...
Page 113
... adopted by the Bank of England will have the effect , at least for some time to come , of throwing more business into the hands of the London joint - stock banks . We will next advert to the practice of the re - discounting of bills ...
... adopted by the Bank of England will have the effect , at least for some time to come , of throwing more business into the hands of the London joint - stock banks . We will next advert to the practice of the re - discounting of bills ...
Page 129
... adopted a somewhat different course . The members divided into a number of sub - committees , each of which undertook to superintend the consolidation of a particular branch of statute law . For instance , Chief Justice Jervis and Baron ...
... adopted a somewhat different course . The members divided into a number of sub - committees , each of which undertook to superintend the consolidation of a particular branch of statute law . For instance , Chief Justice Jervis and Baron ...
Page 130
... adopted by the board . He contended that , before the process of consolidation . was commenced , the whole body of the law ought to be reviewed and arranged analytically ; the parts of it which consisted of statutes should next be ...
... adopted by the board . He contended that , before the process of consolidation . was commenced , the whole body of the law ought to be reviewed and arranged analytically ; the parts of it which consisted of statutes should next be ...
Page 132
... adopted , of consolidating the law on given subjects , rather than consolidating given groups of statutes , much more difficulty will arise in the process , which in no case can be com- pleted with certainty , until the whole of the law ...
... adopted , of consolidating the law on given subjects , rather than consolidating given groups of statutes , much more difficulty will arise in the process , which in no case can be com- pleted with certainty , until the whole of the law ...
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