The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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Page 130
... applied . " As a working manual , this book fulfils its purpose most admirably ; and its continued sale is due not alone to the fact that it is the only book on the sub- ject of which it treats ( Campbell's " Tract , " even with ...
... applied . " As a working manual , this book fulfils its purpose most admirably ; and its continued sale is due not alone to the fact that it is the only book on the sub- ject of which it treats ( Campbell's " Tract , " even with ...
Page 164
... applied for admission at the theatre , and was refused unless he would consent to sit elsewhere than in the dress - circle . Peters brought his suit in the Fourth District Court of New Orleans , under the Louisiana Civil Rights Act of ...
... applied for admission at the theatre , and was refused unless he would consent to sit elsewhere than in the dress - circle . Peters brought his suit in the Fourth District Court of New Orleans , under the Louisiana Civil Rights Act of ...
Page 169
... applied to the Supreme Court for a mandamus to compel their reception by the committee . The question of their eligibility was elaborately argued , but the court has declined to pass upon it , and has dismissed the petition for lack of ...
... applied to the Supreme Court for a mandamus to compel their reception by the committee . The question of their eligibility was elaborately argued , but the court has declined to pass upon it , and has dismissed the petition for lack of ...
Page 180
... applied to the court to annul the adjudication , on the ground that he was not a trader . His counsel entered into a learned dis- cussion of the origin of the claque and its history in ancient and modern times . He contended that the ...
... applied to the court to annul the adjudication , on the ground that he was not a trader . His counsel entered into a learned dis- cussion of the origin of the claque and its history in ancient and modern times . He contended that the ...
Page 185
... applied . How far it may be possible to carry out these lofty designs of the Institute is a question which we postpone to a subsequent portion of this article . II . The Association for the Reform and Codification of the Law of Nations ...
... applied . How far it may be possible to carry out these lofty designs of the Institute is a question which we postpone to a subsequent portion of this article . II . The Association for the Reform and Codification of the Law of Nations ...
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