The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 76
... entitled to deduct from the gross receipts sums necessary to replace capital expended in sinking pits , either under 5 & 6 Vict . , or 14 Vict . , c . 15 , s . 12. 6 Feb. , 1879. Coltness Iron Co. v . Solicitor of Midland Railway , 6 ...
... entitled to deduct from the gross receipts sums necessary to replace capital expended in sinking pits , either under 5 & 6 Vict . , or 14 Vict . , c . 15 , s . 12. 6 Feb. , 1879. Coltness Iron Co. v . Solicitor of Midland Railway , 6 ...
Page 95
... entitled , as against all the world , to the prima facie right of undisturbed and protected asylum . " ( Op . cit . , p . 173. ) Again , to say that a State cannot be expected to deliver up its " friends or protégés " is , we think , to ...
... entitled , as against all the world , to the prima facie right of undisturbed and protected asylum . " ( Op . cit . , p . 173. ) Again , to say that a State cannot be expected to deliver up its " friends or protégés " is , we think , to ...
Page 102
... entitled to the privilege , others , such as Mr. Baron Martin and Mr. Justice Byles , have restricted it to the Attorney - General of England in person , and declined to accord it to the Attorney - General of the County Palatine of ...
... entitled to the privilege , others , such as Mr. Baron Martin and Mr. Justice Byles , have restricted it to the Attorney - General of England in person , and declined to accord it to the Attorney - General of the County Palatine of ...
Page 113
... entitled him to have the aid of counsel in his defence ; but it was refused , and on his urging that counsel should be allowed him , the statute declaring that " it was always just and reasonable , " Holt , C.J. , replied , " We are to ...
... entitled him to have the aid of counsel in his defence ; but it was refused , and on his urging that counsel should be allowed him , the statute declaring that " it was always just and reasonable , " Holt , C.J. , replied , " We are to ...
Page 122
... entitled to the final reply , and , in fact , the Attorney - General , though not abandoning his claims , did not reply . While in The Queen v . Frost ( 9 Car . & P. , 165 ) , in which a point arising on an indictment for high treason ...
... entitled to the final reply , and , in fact , the Attorney - General , though not abandoning his claims , did not reply . While in The Queen v . Frost ( 9 Car . & P. , 165 ) , in which a point arising on an indictment for high treason ...
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