The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 54
In that event either party has a right of appeal to the Divisional Court upon the
merits , as well as upon any points of law ; but that Court is empowered to grant
new trials in misdemeanours only , and its decision is final . If we pause for a ...
In that event either party has a right of appeal to the Divisional Court upon the
merits , as well as upon any points of law ; but that Court is empowered to grant
new trials in misdemeanours only , and its decision is final . If we pause for a ...
Page 61
We have known in modern times in England and in Scotland decisions on the
Law of Marriage , establishing illegitimacy , where the parties declared
illegitimate had previously supposed themselves lawful issue . The fact of
illegitimacy may ...
We have known in modern times in England and in Scotland decisions on the
Law of Marriage , establishing illegitimacy , where the parties declared
illegitimate had previously supposed themselves lawful issue . The fact of
illegitimacy may ...
Page 71
The decision of the Court in favour of Major Trench was , however , but a small
matter compared with the fury which the Judge's picture of the clergy in Galway ,
and his comments on their proceedings , excited . Two Bishops and several ...
The decision of the Court in favour of Major Trench was , however , but a small
matter compared with the fury which the Judge's picture of the clergy in Galway ,
and his comments on their proceedings , excited . Two Bishops and several ...
Page 77
And all this because , not content with deciding every question in difference —
which is clearly within their competence - the House at large insists on settling , if
necessary by division , the precise form of words in which their decision is to be ...
And all this because , not content with deciding every question in difference —
which is clearly within their competence - the House at large insists on settling , if
necessary by division , the precise form of words in which their decision is to be ...
Page 112
... action in the Chancery Division and obtained from Vice - Chancellor Malins a
judicial decision that , notwithstanding the relation of solicitor and client existing
between the parties , the plaintiff might make the intended gift to the defendant .
... action in the Chancery Division and obtained from Vice - Chancellor Malins a
judicial decision that , notwithstanding the relation of solicitor and client existing
between the parties , the plaintiff might make the intended gift to the defendant .
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