The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 52
... benefit being derived by the public from his services . Lord C. ought to speak tenderly of biographers ; but I am afraid that they may sometimes be justly compared to the hogs of Westphalia , who without discrimination pick up what ...
... benefit being derived by the public from his services . Lord C. ought to speak tenderly of biographers ; but I am afraid that they may sometimes be justly compared to the hogs of Westphalia , who without discrimination pick up what ...
Page 58
... more successful . Sir George C. Lewis said : - " When a person made a settlement or a will , whatever provision he made for younger children out of his real property was so much to their benefit , in 58 Mr. Locke King's Intestacy Bill .
... more successful . Sir George C. Lewis said : - " When a person made a settlement or a will , whatever provision he made for younger children out of his real property was so much to their benefit , in 58 Mr. Locke King's Intestacy Bill .
Page 59
... benefit of the country , that all such feel- ing should be suppressed ? If this be the opinion of the landed gentry , then all we have to say is , that any system which is based on what its supporters feel , but dare not confess to be ...
... benefit of the country , that all such feel- ing should be suppressed ? If this be the opinion of the landed gentry , then all we have to say is , that any system which is based on what its supporters feel , but dare not confess to be ...
Page 60
... benefits them far more than he would do by suffering it to devolve upon them by intestacy ; and it is now generally understood beyond the legal profession what the disadvantages of intestacy are ; how , for example , the duties payable ...
... benefits them far more than he would do by suffering it to devolve upon them by intestacy ; and it is now generally understood beyond the legal profession what the disadvantages of intestacy are ; how , for example , the duties payable ...
Page 72
... benefit or inspiration , legal or otherwise , from the library . Certain at least it is , that they have left no undeniable trace of their studious life behind them . No manuscript , ema- nating from any of the distinguished persons we ...
... benefit or inspiration , legal or otherwise , from the library . Certain at least it is , that they have left no undeniable trace of their studious life behind them . No manuscript , ema- nating from any of the distinguished persons we ...
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