The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 53
... expenses and wages earned during the detention will be settled as General Average . If the shipper decides to have the cargo discharged in the port of refuge , the voyage freight is earned in full . B. Bk . II . 89 , 92 , F. 299 , G ...
... expenses and wages earned during the detention will be settled as General Average . If the shipper decides to have the cargo discharged in the port of refuge , the voyage freight is earned in full . B. Bk . II . 89 , 92 , F. 299 , G ...
Page 65
... expense . It is for the public interest that the innocent should be discharged as blameless , and that the guilty should be . punished . I do not agree with the maxim that it is better that twenty guilty persons should escape than that ...
... expense . It is for the public interest that the innocent should be discharged as blameless , and that the guilty should be . punished . I do not agree with the maxim that it is better that twenty guilty persons should escape than that ...
Page 90
... expense of its production would have been lessened by more than half . Sheriff Spens may but justly appraise the worth of his conjectures as to what should be law ; but the purchasers of Messrs . Spens and Younger's book , if they ...
... expense of its production would have been lessened by more than half . Sheriff Spens may but justly appraise the worth of his conjectures as to what should be law ; but the purchasers of Messrs . Spens and Younger's book , if they ...
Page 114
... expense may be the truest economy . Bentham makes the following important observations : -All our forms of punishment should be put to these five tests , and should be subjected most especially to all except the last ; and , when ...
... expense may be the truest economy . Bentham makes the following important observations : -All our forms of punishment should be put to these five tests , and should be subjected most especially to all except the last ; and , when ...
Page 140
... expenses of the action ) , the paper could constitute a contempt at all , which the Court doubted , the time in which a new trial could be moved for had not , indeed , expired , but the motion might or might not be made , and there was ...
... expenses of the action ) , the paper could constitute a contempt at all , which the Court doubted , the time in which a new trial could be moved for had not , indeed , expired , but the motion might or might not be made , and there was ...
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