The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 69
... applications in the causes and matters which , at the time of his death , were attached to his Court , the Lord Chancellor has directed that until the successor to the late Vice - Chancellor shall be appointed , applications in any ...
... applications in the causes and matters which , at the time of his death , were attached to his Court , the Lord Chancellor has directed that until the successor to the late Vice - Chancellor shall be appointed , applications in any ...
Page 72
... application for a prohibition against the Bishop , illustrating more than one part of our judicial system . The Bishop had issued a commission , at the instance of a layman , though a caveat had been filed in the Consistory Court and ...
... application for a prohibition against the Bishop , illustrating more than one part of our judicial system . The Bishop had issued a commission , at the instance of a layman , though a caveat had been filed in the Consistory Court and ...
Page 73
... application for a writ of prohibition was made to the Court of Chancery , which is always open , and whose sittings are not suspended by the antiquated absurdities of Terms . The application was made to one of the Vice - Chancellors ...
... application for a writ of prohibition was made to the Court of Chancery , which is always open , and whose sittings are not suspended by the antiquated absurdities of Terms . The application was made to one of the Vice - Chancellors ...
Page 113
... application to modern times when , in truth , they are wholly inapplicable . It is of peculiar importance to distinguish those barbarous elements in the institutions of a nation which are fated to disappear from those founded on the ...
... application to modern times when , in truth , they are wholly inapplicable . It is of peculiar importance to distinguish those barbarous elements in the institutions of a nation which are fated to disappear from those founded on the ...
Page 150
... application by a shipowner against a society of underwriters , to prevent their marking his vessel as one of an inferior class . But the Vice - Chancellor refused the applica- tion , considering that the Association had the right to ...
... application by a shipowner against a society of underwriters , to prevent their marking his vessel as one of an inferior class . But the Vice - Chancellor refused the applica- tion , considering that the Association had the right to ...
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