The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 46
... exercise first instance jurisdiction , and hearing appeals from the colonies . And for that court especially , with reference to colonial appeals , Mr. Harcourt would have the highest qualifications . The wide range of his knowledge of ...
... exercise first instance jurisdiction , and hearing appeals from the colonies . And for that court especially , with reference to colonial appeals , Mr. Harcourt would have the highest qualifications . The wide range of his knowledge of ...
Page 55
... exercise a mandatory jurisdiction , such as prohibition , mandamus , or injunction , without some written statement upon oath . In courts of law , writs of prohibition or mandamus , however , only issue on cause shown , which in- volves ...
... exercise a mandatory jurisdiction , such as prohibition , mandamus , or injunction , without some written statement upon oath . In courts of law , writs of prohibition or mandamus , however , only issue on cause shown , which in- volves ...
Page 63
... exercises a kind of function , not exactly judicial , but like that originally exercised by the King's Counsel in advising grants , to which it would then be the duty of the Chancellor to affix the seal . The MICHAELMAS TERM AND ...
... exercises a kind of function , not exactly judicial , but like that originally exercised by the King's Counsel in advising grants , to which it would then be the duty of the Chancellor to affix the seal . The MICHAELMAS TERM AND ...
Page 76
... exercise its juris- diction except in a very clear case , as there was a remedy at law by action of trespass or ejectment . The question , there- fore , was whether it was very clearly shown that the company had exceeded their powers ...
... exercise its juris- diction except in a very clear case , as there was a remedy at law by action of trespass or ejectment . The question , there- fore , was whether it was very clearly shown that the company had exceeded their powers ...
Page 83
... exercise of martial law , in its own territory . Hence , in 1818 , the American Enlist- ment Act , and next year , the English Enlistment Act . In the debates on the latter Act in our Parliament , it was not pretended that it was based ...
... exercise of martial law , in its own territory . Hence , in 1818 , the American Enlist- ment Act , and next year , the English Enlistment Act . In the debates on the latter Act in our Parliament , it was not pretended that it was based ...
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