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Page 110
No statement of any importance occurs unsupported by a reference to some
decided case or other accepted authority , and , to a certain extent , the author
has set forth the Principles of Agency in a digested form . The last chapter in Mr.
No statement of any importance occurs unsupported by a reference to some
decided case or other accepted authority , and , to a certain extent , the author
has set forth the Principles of Agency in a digested form . The last chapter in Mr.
Page 112
Wickham , which so well illustrates one of the disabilities of the solicitor with
respect to his client , has been decided since Mr. Cordery's volume went to press
. In this case , as will be in the recollection of our readers , the client being
anxious to ...
Wickham , which so well illustrates one of the disabilities of the solicitor with
respect to his client , has been decided since Mr. Cordery's volume went to press
. In this case , as will be in the recollection of our readers , the client being
anxious to ...
Page 115
Niboyet is cited , with the ominous addition “ not yet reported , ” though it was
decided in May , and Mr. Foote's preface is dated October ; and Gomez v . Eames
is cited , on p . 20 , from ' the Times of gth and 10th July , that case also being ...
Niboyet is cited , with the ominous addition “ not yet reported , ” though it was
decided in May , and Mr. Foote's preface is dated October ; and Gomez v . Eames
is cited , on p . 20 , from ' the Times of gth and 10th July , that case also being ...
Page 116
Garrett , that the Legal Profession should not succumb to the devices of the “
Sons of Zeruiah . ” SMALLER Books AND PAMPHLETS . The Analytical Digest of
Cases decided in the Supreme Courts in Scotland , and , on Appeal , by the
House ...
Garrett , that the Legal Profession should not succumb to the devices of the “
Sons of Zeruiah . ” SMALLER Books AND PAMPHLETS . The Analytical Digest of
Cases decided in the Supreme Courts in Scotland , and , on Appeal , by the
House ...
Page 169
It had a decided legal status , and being recognized by the law was legislated for
, and the position of the concubina , though less honourable than that of the uxor
or matrona , was not so debased as that of the “ mistress " of modern days .
It had a decided legal status , and being recognized by the law was legislated for
, and the position of the concubina , though less honourable than that of the uxor
or matrona , was not so debased as that of the “ mistress " of modern days .
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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