The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 39
... to Mr. Dodson in 1872 , the number of contested Bills varies from 40 to 60. These of course could be disposed of by a much smaller number of Committees . there is a large number of members to whom the PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . 39.
... to Mr. Dodson in 1872 , the number of contested Bills varies from 40 to 60. These of course could be disposed of by a much smaller number of Committees . there is a large number of members to whom the PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . 39.
Page 72
... course to be adopted by the successful plaintiff for enforcing his judgment in the courts of the foreign country should be determined ; as also the technical proof of the record to be required , and the defences to be admitted . The ...
... course to be adopted by the successful plaintiff for enforcing his judgment in the courts of the foreign country should be determined ; as also the technical proof of the record to be required , and the defences to be admitted . The ...
Page 94
... course find that some important subjects were barely touched , and remitted to future gatherings , while others , perhaps not less important , received the most careful scrutiny . We should be sorry if it were otherwise ; for we do not ...
... course find that some important subjects were barely touched , and remitted to future gatherings , while others , perhaps not less important , received the most careful scrutiny . We should be sorry if it were otherwise ; for we do not ...
Page 97
... course to be most in harmony with the spirit of the Institute itself . But we rejoice to find the learning of Neumann and Arntz , the acuteness of Martens , the subtle judgment of De Laveleye , the unwearied zeal of Rivier ...
... course to be most in harmony with the spirit of the Institute itself . But we rejoice to find the learning of Neumann and Arntz , the acuteness of Martens , the subtle judgment of De Laveleye , the unwearied zeal of Rivier ...
Page 101
... generally obliged to decide in favour of " privilege . " The objectors , however , are encouraged in their course by the fact that the Judges have not adopted one uniform rule on this subject , and are not quite agreed either as 8.
... generally obliged to decide in favour of " privilege . " The objectors , however , are encouraged in their course by the fact that the Judges have not adopted one uniform rule on this subject , and are not quite agreed either as 8.
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