The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 50
... contract or otherwise , the right of action would not pass to the assignees . " And Maule , J. ( see p . 621 ) ... contracts , the breach of which is a mere personal wrong . " And again ( see p . 626 ) : " Actions for assault , for example ...
... contract or otherwise , the right of action would not pass to the assignees . " And Maule , J. ( see p . 621 ) ... contracts , the breach of which is a mere personal wrong . " And again ( see p . 626 ) : " Actions for assault , for example ...
Page 53
... contracts with a coach proprietor to be safely and securely carried from one place to another , and through the ... contract is assumed ; and the dictum seems to come to no more than this , that whereas the passenger himself might ...
... contracts with a coach proprietor to be safely and securely carried from one place to another , and through the ... contract is assumed ; and the dictum seems to come to no more than this , that whereas the passenger himself might ...
Page 54
... contract without any reference to negligence , or , in the alternative , throw overboard his contract , and rely simply upon the negligence , yet his representative could only bring an action upon the express contract , into which the ...
... contract without any reference to negligence , or , in the alternative , throw overboard his contract , and rely simply upon the negligence , yet his representative could only bring an action upon the express contract , into which the ...
Page 72
... contract . " 6. Tug and Tow . - In this matter the various countries dis- agreed . Belgium and France consider that the tug and the tow must each be responsible for their own faults , but in no case for each other's . In other words ...
... contract . " 6. Tug and Tow . - In this matter the various countries dis- agreed . Belgium and France consider that the tug and the tow must each be responsible for their own faults , but in no case for each other's . In other words ...
Page 141
... contract and succession was quite unde- veloped . Three witnesses were generally required . Church discipline was by admonition , followed by excommunication or its equivalent , " the same shall not be numbered among my people . " The ...
... contract and succession was quite unde- veloped . Three witnesses were generally required . Church discipline was by admonition , followed by excommunication or its equivalent , " the same shall not be numbered among my people . " The ...
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