The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 115
... evidence of its workings . We may , however , observe that very discordant opinions were given by the practical men examined before the committee of last year , as to the merits and claims to public con- fidence of limited liability as ...
... evidence of its workings . We may , however , observe that very discordant opinions were given by the practical men examined before the committee of last year , as to the merits and claims to public con- fidence of limited liability as ...
Page 141
... evidence taken before them . We are not inclined to agree entirely with the commissioners , that the greatest risk of defect in legislation arises from the manner in which amendments are admitted in committee of the House . We agree ...
... evidence taken before them . We are not inclined to agree entirely with the commissioners , that the greatest risk of defect in legislation arises from the manner in which amendments are admitted in committee of the House . We agree ...
Page 152
... now noticing ? We are fully aware of the evils he complains of ; indeed , in an article in the Law Magazine for August , 1856 ( " The Evidence in Palmer's case " ) , we have ourselves expressed our 152 Taylor on Poisons .
... now noticing ? We are fully aware of the evils he complains of ; indeed , in an article in the Law Magazine for August , 1856 ( " The Evidence in Palmer's case " ) , we have ourselves expressed our 152 Taylor on Poisons .
Page 153
... evidence is proffered . We there have said " The witness - box seems to be sought by some as a cheap advertisement , by others as the means of contradicting or discomfiting a rival ; but from whatever cause it may arise , the worst ...
... evidence is proffered . We there have said " The witness - box seems to be sought by some as a cheap advertisement , by others as the means of contradicting or discomfiting a rival ; but from whatever cause it may arise , the worst ...
Page 154
... counsel is only mildly rebuked , who , against the whole bearing of the scientific evidence , asserts that the prisoner is innocent , and asks the jury to adopt his venal assertion in preference to 154 Taylor on Poisons .
... counsel is only mildly rebuked , who , against the whole bearing of the scientific evidence , asserts that the prisoner is innocent , and asks the jury to adopt his venal assertion in preference to 154 Taylor on Poisons .
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