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Page 67
... course that for increasing wants increasing means should have been pro- vided . We do not purpose to enter into one part of the question which has been raised , and which is as difficult as it may be by some considered important , viz ...
... course that for increasing wants increasing means should have been pro- vided . We do not purpose to enter into one part of the question which has been raised , and which is as difficult as it may be by some considered important , viz ...
Page 77
... course . It seems to us a step in furtherance of the Seventy - seventh Section ( as , indeed , is partially acknowledged in the Bill itself , ) of the Act 1 & 2 Vict . cap . 106 , by which the Bishop is authorized to appoint an ...
... course . It seems to us a step in furtherance of the Seventy - seventh Section ( as , indeed , is partially acknowledged in the Bill itself , ) of the Act 1 & 2 Vict . cap . 106 , by which the Bishop is authorized to appoint an ...
Page 96
... course , the difficulty in such cases is in proving the intent . But I doubt not that the law could properly punish a felon- ious or immoral intent , in some cases , if there could be any reliable evidence of it , without accompanying ...
... course , the difficulty in such cases is in proving the intent . But I doubt not that the law could properly punish a felon- ious or immoral intent , in some cases , if there could be any reliable evidence of it , without accompanying ...
Page 106
... course of judicial progress the judge is transformed from the quasi - legislator to the strict interpreter ; and his function is to apply the statute law and the precedents to the cases which come before him . Juris- prudence is then a ...
... course of judicial progress the judge is transformed from the quasi - legislator to the strict interpreter ; and his function is to apply the statute law and the precedents to the cases which come before him . Juris- prudence is then a ...
Page 135
... new edition , but they have of course a large accession of new cases to work into the substance of the book . In addition to the Bankruptcy Act , the Debtor's Act , the Bankruptcy Repeal and Insolvent Court Act of REVIEWS . 135.
... new edition , but they have of course a large accession of new cases to work into the substance of the book . In addition to the Bankruptcy Act , the Debtor's Act , the Bankruptcy Repeal and Insolvent Court Act of REVIEWS . 135.
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