The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 59
... Common Law Courts , had not declared one witness to be insufficient to prove disputed facts . The subjects had been cruelly oppressed by the regal power acting through its Courts as the ministers of its tyranny . They grew to look on ...
... Common Law Courts , had not declared one witness to be insufficient to prove disputed facts . The subjects had been cruelly oppressed by the regal power acting through its Courts as the ministers of its tyranny . They grew to look on ...
Page 68
... Common Pleas at Dublin , Mr. Keogh accepted the post , and withdrew from Parliamentary life . As a puisne judge in Ireland there was little scope for that strong , vehement nature ; but no one , who ever attended even a sitting in ...
... Common Pleas at Dublin , Mr. Keogh accepted the post , and withdrew from Parliamentary life . As a puisne judge in Ireland there was little scope for that strong , vehement nature ; but no one , who ever attended even a sitting in ...
Page 71
... Common Pleas the question whether the seat did not belong to Major Trench . The de- cision of the Court in favour of Major Trench was , how- ever , but a small matter compared with the fury which the Judge's picture of the clergy in ...
... Common Pleas the question whether the seat did not belong to Major Trench . The de- cision of the Court in favour of Major Trench was , how- ever , but a small matter compared with the fury which the Judge's picture of the clergy in ...
Page 76
... common law so far as it has hitherto been formulated by judicial expression , as would bring before us in a manageable shape all that at present constitutes our Corpus Juris : it is when you propose to give to your Digest - whether ...
... common law so far as it has hitherto been formulated by judicial expression , as would bring before us in a manageable shape all that at present constitutes our Corpus Juris : it is when you propose to give to your Digest - whether ...
Page 80
... common to both - thereon opinion is unanimous- but when the time for legislation arrives this opinion is not acted on . Separate legislation ensues . Then years after- wards , under the pressure of necessity , a spasmodic effort is made ...
... common to both - thereon opinion is unanimous- but when the time for legislation arrives this opinion is not acted on . Separate legislation ensues . Then years after- wards , under the pressure of necessity , a spasmodic effort is made ...
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