The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 32
... be effected . When we consider the weight of these arguments , and the weight of the authorities by which they have been urged , we cannot but think that the case is stronger for two hearings 32 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION .
... be effected . When we consider the weight of these arguments , and the weight of the authorities by which they have been urged , we cannot but think that the case is stronger for two hearings 32 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION .
Page 46
... consider how far the classification of Law proposed in it would be suitable to an English Code , a matter which I have at heart as deeply as Mr. Holland himself . The first part of the book consists of an investigation into the general ...
... consider how far the classification of Law proposed in it would be suitable to an English Code , a matter which I have at heart as deeply as Mr. Holland himself . The first part of the book consists of an investigation into the general ...
Page 49
... , p . 104 ) , but Savigny is here considering Acts in a special light , as sources of legal relations , as titles to rights . for " intention . " All human beings are capable 4 " JURISPRUDENCE " AND CODIFICATION . 49.
... , p . 104 ) , but Savigny is here considering Acts in a special light , as sources of legal relations , as titles to rights . for " intention . " All human beings are capable 4 " JURISPRUDENCE " AND CODIFICATION . 49.
Page 50
... Considering however the strong hold which " Fact " has obtained in our legal phraseology , I would prefer to retain it ; but I would sub - divide it into ( 1 ) Act = movements of the body conse- quent upon determinations of the will ...
... Considering however the strong hold which " Fact " has obtained in our legal phraseology , I would prefer to retain it ; but I would sub - divide it into ( 1 ) Act = movements of the body conse- quent upon determinations of the will ...
Page 58
... consider them as Dispositive facts " of general application to rights of ownership , and therefore to be put at the end of the topic of ownership . But considering that the peculiar feature of universal succession is that it transfers ...
... consider them as Dispositive facts " of general application to rights of ownership , and therefore to be put at the end of the topic of ownership . But considering that the peculiar feature of universal succession is that it transfers ...
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