The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 75
... doubt that the difference in treatment is favour- able to the latter . This difference shows itself in two ways : ( 1 ) The English ship - owner has always to pay £ 8 per ton , and may have to pay up to £ 15 where there are personal ...
... doubt that the difference in treatment is favour- able to the latter . This difference shows itself in two ways : ( 1 ) The English ship - owner has always to pay £ 8 per ton , and may have to pay up to £ 15 where there are personal ...
Page 86
... doubt with regard to the lay origin of lawyers . Their institution is probably owing , he says , to the fact that from the earliest times , the man who found himself unable to speak in defence of his own rights would have recourse to ...
... doubt with regard to the lay origin of lawyers . Their institution is probably owing , he says , to the fact that from the earliest times , the man who found himself unable to speak in defence of his own rights would have recourse to ...
Page 126
... doubt of great importance , arising out of the Spanish- American war . On these matters English and American contributors are more in evidence than usual . The interesting articles on submarine cables in time of war ( Professor Holland ...
... doubt of great importance , arising out of the Spanish- American war . On these matters English and American contributors are more in evidence than usual . The interesting articles on submarine cables in time of war ( Professor Holland ...
Page 131
... doubt whether it was wise of the older universities " to allow the B.A. degree to be taken in law . " There are many who have been engaged in teaching who are of opinion that it was a mistake to allow it , and who will be glad to know ...
... doubt whether it was wise of the older universities " to allow the B.A. degree to be taken in law . " There are many who have been engaged in teaching who are of opinion that it was a mistake to allow it , and who will be glad to know ...
Page 143
... doubt the springing up of a new sect ; if then also there should arise any extravagant and strange spirit to make himself author thereof ; all which points held when Mahomet published his law . If a new sect have not two properties ...
... doubt the springing up of a new sect ; if then also there should arise any extravagant and strange spirit to make himself author thereof ; all which points held when Mahomet published his law . If a new sect have not two properties ...
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