The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 68
... existing power and function of the Inns of Court as regards the right of Call to the Bar , or any other matter appertaining to the professional character of those honourable Societies , or the authority which they exercise over their ...
... existing power and function of the Inns of Court as regards the right of Call to the Bar , or any other matter appertaining to the professional character of those honourable Societies , or the authority which they exercise over their ...
Page 77
... existing English Legal Institutions ; ( 5 ) Public International Law ; ( 6 ) Essays and Problems having reference to the subjects set for this part of the examination . The second part of the Law Tripos consists of papers on the ...
... existing English Legal Institutions ; ( 5 ) Public International Law ; ( 6 ) Essays and Problems having reference to the subjects set for this part of the examination . The second part of the Law Tripos consists of papers on the ...
Page 99
... existing state of the law as to the eligibility of women for membership of School Boards . It is true , indeed , that women have frequently been elected and have taken their seats as members of School Boards , and that no objection has ...
... existing state of the law as to the eligibility of women for membership of School Boards . It is true , indeed , that women have frequently been elected and have taken their seats as members of School Boards , and that no objection has ...
Page 106
... existing incapacity ought to be removed . " G. H. B. KENRICK . WE V .-- FACILIS DESCENSUS AVERNI . E are now able to estimate the mischievous effects of that laxity of doctrine which has induced so many exponents of International Law to ...
... existing incapacity ought to be removed . " G. H. B. KENRICK . WE V .-- FACILIS DESCENSUS AVERNI . E are now able to estimate the mischievous effects of that laxity of doctrine which has induced so many exponents of International Law to ...
Page 124
... existing under Letters Patent of the Crown . But , on the contrary , it had acted in a manner which would command the respect and gratitude of the aristocracy of all Christendom . This vindication by Mr. Richard Broun was not attended ...
... existing under Letters Patent of the Crown . But , on the contrary , it had acted in a manner which would command the respect and gratitude of the aristocracy of all Christendom . This vindication by Mr. Richard Broun was not attended ...
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