The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 257
... decision , however , in the present case , has been in- fluenced , according to his own declaration , by a peculiar interpretation of an Act of Parliament , which does not seem to have ever suggested itself to his learned prede- cessor ...
... decision , however , in the present case , has been in- fluenced , according to his own declaration , by a peculiar interpretation of an Act of Parliament , which does not seem to have ever suggested itself to his learned prede- cessor ...
Page 260
... decision of the case of Le Parlement Belge , but to deal from a juristical point of view with a great principle involved in his decision , which goes to the root of the jurisdiction of the Admiralty Court , and incidentally involves a ...
... decision of the case of Le Parlement Belge , but to deal from a juristical point of view with a great principle involved in his decision , which goes to the root of the jurisdiction of the Admiralty Court , and incidentally involves a ...
Page 276
... decision of the learned Judge on this occasion is in perfect accordance with the principle of construction above alluded to as applicable to affirmative Statutes . We should have been disposed to think , had not the learned Judge ...
... decision of the learned Judge on this occasion is in perfect accordance with the principle of construction above alluded to as applicable to affirmative Statutes . We should have been disposed to think , had not the learned Judge ...
Page 277
... decision on the principle , that where a right of a British subject has been recognized by Parliament , the Crown cannot cede or extinguish that right by a Public Treaty without the sanction of the Legislature . This is a very delicate ...
... decision on the principle , that where a right of a British subject has been recognized by Parliament , the Crown cannot cede or extinguish that right by a Public Treaty without the sanction of the Legislature . This is a very delicate ...
Page 278
... decision upon the great principle , upon which the parties were desi- rous to have its decision . But the case is valuable on account of the mastery of the subject , which the learned Counsel on either side displayed , and the bearings ...
... decision upon the great principle , upon which the parties were desi- rous to have its decision . But the case is valuable on account of the mastery of the subject , which the learned Counsel on either side displayed , and the bearings ...
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