The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 126
... 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 and Mr. Morse ) , on coal as contraband of war ( Dr. Gover ) 126 REVIEWS .
... 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 and Mr. Morse ) , on coal as contraband of war ( Dr. Gover ) 126 REVIEWS .
Page 128
... Evidence Act , 1898 , by W. B. ALLEN and Sir H. B. POLAND , Q.C. ( Butterworth & Co. ) . The Law Magazine and Review receives or exchanges with the following amongst other publications : -Review of Reviews , Juridical Review , Public ...
... Evidence Act , 1898 , by W. B. ALLEN and Sir H. B. POLAND , Q.C. ( Butterworth & Co. ) . The Law Magazine and Review receives or exchanges with the following amongst other publications : -Review of Reviews , Juridical Review , Public ...
Page 129
... evidence as an expert in English law ; he may be appointed to exercise judicial functions in the parts of any continent where commerce is most active . Is adequate training pro- vided for those who may have such work to do ? Is any ...
... evidence as an expert in English law ; he may be appointed to exercise judicial functions in the parts of any continent where commerce is most active . Is adequate training pro- vided for those who may have such work to do ? Is any ...
Page 133
... evidence of legal knowledge shown by writings or otherwise , is regarded as a necessary condition for appointment to judicial offices . It ought not to be possible even for a clever and experienced examinee to pass all the examinations ...
... evidence of legal knowledge shown by writings or otherwise , is regarded as a necessary condition for appointment to judicial offices . It ought not to be possible even for a clever and experienced examinee to pass all the examinations ...
Page 153
... evidence as would insure his conviction . The failure of the Admiralty Court for the main purpose for which it was created became so obvious in the beginning of the sixteenth century that Henry VIII . concluded a treaty with Louis XII ...
... evidence as would insure his conviction . The failure of the Admiralty Court for the main purpose for which it was created became so obvious in the beginning of the sixteenth century that Henry VIII . concluded a treaty with Louis XII ...
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