The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 57
... doubt the language of the bill would admit of this interpretation , but the difficulty could easily have been obviated by the insertion of two or three words ; and it is an unfortunate confusion of principle and detail - of the ...
... doubt the language of the bill would admit of this interpretation , but the difficulty could easily have been obviated by the insertion of two or three words ; and it is an unfortunate confusion of principle and detail - of the ...
Page 58
... doubt , is an unexcep- tionable proof of what all are aware of , viz . : —that the statutes of distribution occasionally work unfairly ; and , had the Solicitor- General been advocating an amendment of these statutes , the case would ...
... doubt , is an unexcep- tionable proof of what all are aware of , viz . : —that the statutes of distribution occasionally work unfairly ; and , had the Solicitor- General been advocating an amendment of these statutes , the case would ...
Page 119
... doubts to be removed ; in short , to bring the mind of the judge in contact , possibly in conflict , with that of the ... doubt the expediency of the course he pursued , and to prefer the other , provided it be guided and controlled by ...
... doubts to be removed ; in short , to bring the mind of the judge in contact , possibly in conflict , with that of the ... doubt the expediency of the course he pursued , and to prefer the other , provided it be guided and controlled by ...
Page 121
... doubt of the ultimate decision . But Lord Mansfield might be safely trusted where most other judges would err , because of his extremely cautious nature , bordering on timidity , and the closeness with which he knew he was watched ...
... doubt of the ultimate decision . But Lord Mansfield might be safely trusted where most other judges would err , because of his extremely cautious nature , bordering on timidity , and the closeness with which he knew he was watched ...
Page 134
... doubt this almost ) it is , that the persons intrusted with the business of putting the statute book in order should be working men and lawyers , ready to devote their time and talents to the purpose . The law officers of the Crown ...
... doubt this almost ) it is , that the persons intrusted with the business of putting the statute book in order should be working men and lawyers , ready to devote their time and talents to the purpose . The law officers of the Crown ...
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