The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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Page 80
... benefit of the individual , the group , and , with greatest intensity , of the common cause . Mechanical solidarity gives way to the organic ; the individual rises to become a member of a group . Modern science , in giving letters of ...
... benefit of the individual , the group , and , with greatest intensity , of the common cause . Mechanical solidarity gives way to the organic ; the individual rises to become a member of a group . Modern science , in giving letters of ...
Page 110
... benefit of a class , then , in the absence of anything to the contrary , such as a special penalty , any member of this class may sue who is injured through breach of the duty on the part of the landlord . Strictly , the Act adds merely ...
... benefit of a class , then , in the absence of anything to the contrary , such as a special penalty , any member of this class may sue who is injured through breach of the duty on the part of the landlord . Strictly , the Act adds merely ...
Page 116
... wife his entire worldly effects " to be managed as best she can for the benefit of our children " ; and it was held , that this gave no beneficial interest to the wife . In Berryman 116 NOTES ON RECENT CASES ( IRISH ) . Hastings.
... wife his entire worldly effects " to be managed as best she can for the benefit of our children " ; and it was held , that this gave no beneficial interest to the wife . In Berryman 116 NOTES ON RECENT CASES ( IRISH ) . Hastings.
Page 151
... The sentences passed in lieu of fines are too short to enable the persons to derive any benefit from the reforming agencies of the prison . The new - comers only disturb the prisoners who are being IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT . 151.
... The sentences passed in lieu of fines are too short to enable the persons to derive any benefit from the reforming agencies of the prison . The new - comers only disturb the prisoners who are being IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT . 151.
Page 152
... benefit , not of the public but of a private litigant , it is , no doubt , an advantage to him to obtain his money , but it is of no advantage to him to render his debtor uncomfortable , which is the only result of unsuccessful ...
... benefit , not of the public but of a private litigant , it is , no doubt , an advantage to him to obtain his money , but it is of no advantage to him to render his debtor uncomfortable , which is the only result of unsuccessful ...
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