The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 78
... defendant to vouch an Act of Parliament , or rule of Court , or decision to support the privilege which he claims . " I am by no means insensible of the inconvenience which may arise from this privilege being judicially recognized . But ...
... defendant to vouch an Act of Parliament , or rule of Court , or decision to support the privilege which he claims . " I am by no means insensible of the inconvenience which may arise from this privilege being judicially recognized . But ...
Page 88
... defendant . In Gavin Douglas ' " Palace of Honour " the poet is put on his trial before the Court of Venus for a libellous poem and pleads to the jurisdiction that ( a ) ladies may not be judges ; ( b ) the defendant , being a clerk ...
... defendant . In Gavin Douglas ' " Palace of Honour " the poet is put on his trial before the Court of Venus for a libellous poem and pleads to the jurisdiction that ( a ) ladies may not be judges ; ( b ) the defendant , being a clerk ...
Page 115
... Defendant Company , whose registered place of business was in England . During the ship's voyage a winding - up petition was presented against the Plaintiff Company . On arrival at Hamburg , the defendants , who had in the meantime ...
... Defendant Company , whose registered place of business was in England . During the ship's voyage a winding - up petition was presented against the Plaintiff Company . On arrival at Hamburg , the defendants , who had in the meantime ...
Page 118
... defendants for their alleged wrongful seizure of the beasts . The contention on behalf of the defendants was that the heriots could not be claimed by heriot custom because the custom to take a heriot could not apply to a beast within ...
... defendants for their alleged wrongful seizure of the beasts . The contention on behalf of the defendants was that the heriots could not be claimed by heriot custom because the custom to take a heriot could not apply to a beast within ...
Page 120
... defendant , an auctioneer , had sold his business , entering into the restraining covenant , and , subsequently , in face of the covenant tried to sell property at the Tokenhouse Mart in the prohibited time , but was not successful ...
... defendant , an auctioneer , had sold his business , entering into the restraining covenant , and , subsequently , in face of the covenant tried to sell property at the Tokenhouse Mart in the prohibited time , but was not successful ...
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