The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 158
... produced fatal effects by its absorption into the system . The inquiry should there- fore be directed to the probable quantity of poison taken , not to how much remains in the body . This question is one 158 Taylor on Poisons .
... produced fatal effects by its absorption into the system . The inquiry should there- fore be directed to the probable quantity of poison taken , not to how much remains in the body . This question is one 158 Taylor on Poisons .
Page 159
... directing his questions to me , thus deals with the matter : - that " ' Q. Have you not told me to - day that the quantity of antimony you found in Cook's body was not sufficient to account for death ? A. Perfectly so ; but what was ...
... directing his questions to me , thus deals with the matter : - that " ' Q. Have you not told me to - day that the quantity of antimony you found in Cook's body was not sufficient to account for death ? A. Perfectly so ; but what was ...
Page 165
... directed to re - examine the body . They found that the stomach had not even been opened , and that its mucous membrane , as well as that of the intestines , was perfectly healthy ! It con- tained a small quantity of undigested food ...
... directed to re - examine the body . They found that the stomach had not even been opened , and that its mucous membrane , as well as that of the intestines , was perfectly healthy ! It con- tained a small quantity of undigested food ...
Page 196
... directed that the court should not execute a con- veyance to a purchaser without the consent of the vendor , unless proof should be given of the payment of the purchase - money . This clause was objectionable , inasmuch as the Court ...
... directed that the court should not execute a con- veyance to a purchaser without the consent of the vendor , unless proof should be given of the payment of the purchase - money . This clause was objectionable , inasmuch as the Court ...
Page 197
... directed to be paid into the Bank of England ( where it would have lain idle ) , to an account to be named by the court . Sec . 33provides that compensation money may be paid to trustees approved of by the court , or into the Bank with ...
... directed to be paid into the Bank of England ( where it would have lain idle ) , to an account to be named by the court . Sec . 33provides that compensation money may be paid to trustees approved of by the court , or into the Bank with ...
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