The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 95
... amount of which would necessarily be formidable , probably ruinous . When it is recollected that the mortality from accident among railway servants in England alone exceeds 1,500 per annum , it will be perceived that we are dealing with ...
... amount of which would necessarily be formidable , probably ruinous . When it is recollected that the mortality from accident among railway servants in England alone exceeds 1,500 per annum , it will be perceived that we are dealing with ...
Page 98
... amount of negligence or mis- feasance upon the part of their own servants is likely to lead to a great deal of negligence , and to be attended with very disastrous results . But if parties will contract in this form , I can do nothing ...
... amount of negligence or mis- feasance upon the part of their own servants is likely to lead to a great deal of negligence , and to be attended with very disastrous results . But if parties will contract in this form , I can do nothing ...
Page 100
... amount than he was author- ized to bind him , but he will not make himself anything but an agent . " 8 June , 1877. Lockhart v . Moodie & Co. , 4 S.C. , 859 . Ship - Charter Party - Demurrage . A ship was chartered to load a cargo of ...
... amount than he was author- ized to bind him , but he will not make himself anything but an agent . " 8 June , 1877. Lockhart v . Moodie & Co. , 4 S.C. , 859 . Ship - Charter Party - Demurrage . A ship was chartered to load a cargo of ...
Page 126
... amount of elementary legal and cognate information as will be found extremely useful to them when they enter on their directly professional course , and which will be absolutely invaluable to them in their after pro- fessional practice ...
... amount of elementary legal and cognate information as will be found extremely useful to them when they enter on their directly professional course , and which will be absolutely invaluable to them in their after pro- fessional practice ...
Page 128
... amount of services as their colleagues . This want is felt most in the drawing up of judgments , and the giving of audiences . The same , of course , may to a great extent be said of the native members of the Courts , though they are ...
... amount of services as their colleagues . This want is felt most in the drawing up of judgments , and the giving of audiences . The same , of course , may to a great extent be said of the native members of the Courts , though they are ...
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