The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 32
... consideration the question whether he should accept it or not . He had been engaged in carrying through Parliament a measure for the fusion of the judicial Bench , one of the fundamental prin- ciple of which was that law and equity ...
... consideration the question whether he should accept it or not . He had been engaged in carrying through Parliament a measure for the fusion of the judicial Bench , one of the fundamental prin- ciple of which was that law and equity ...
Page 35
... considerations of this nature governed Lord Selborne in his recommendations as to the choice of the Vice - Chancellor . He chose a good convey- ancer , an able equity draughtsman , who , no doubt , will be a highly useful member of the ...
... considerations of this nature governed Lord Selborne in his recommendations as to the choice of the Vice - Chancellor . He chose a good convey- ancer , an able equity draughtsman , who , no doubt , will be a highly useful member of the ...
Page 37
... considerations . " There can be no doubt , that the class of lawyers to which Mr. Hall belonged - men behind the bar - are a distinct order of men from those who attain the front rank , and , while deficient in some forensic qualities ...
... considerations . " There can be no doubt , that the class of lawyers to which Mr. Hall belonged - men behind the bar - are a distinct order of men from those who attain the front rank , and , while deficient in some forensic qualities ...
Page 44
... will be consoled by the avowal that the preference for their brilliant rivals was dictated by political rather than legal considerations . As to Mr. James , his large practice , his knowledge of law 44 CHANGES IN THE JUDICATURE .
... will be consoled by the avowal that the preference for their brilliant rivals was dictated by political rather than legal considerations . As to Mr. James , his large practice , his knowledge of law 44 CHANGES IN THE JUDICATURE .
Page 72
... consideration failed , he applied to the post office to obtain it back , and would have obtained it but for a mistake by a clerk , in consequence of which it reached the remittee , who failed next day . The registrar refused to order ...
... consideration failed , he applied to the post office to obtain it back , and would have obtained it but for a mistake by a clerk , in consequence of which it reached the remittee , who failed next day . The registrar refused to order ...
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