The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 6-10 of 100
Page 110
... fact he is ) not the oppressor , but the victim of his clients . " There was a young lady of Ci'cester , Who went to consult her solicitor , When he asked for his fee , " She said Fiddle - de - dee , I only looked in as a visitor ...
... fact he is ) not the oppressor , but the victim of his clients . " There was a young lady of Ci'cester , Who went to consult her solicitor , When he asked for his fee , " She said Fiddle - de - dee , I only looked in as a visitor ...
Page 119
... facts as stated by the defendant are true in substance and in fact . If the statement be one of opinion , the test of truth has no application . Comment on , and criticism of matters of public interest are the rights of every individual ...
... facts as stated by the defendant are true in substance and in fact . If the statement be one of opinion , the test of truth has no application . Comment on , and criticism of matters of public interest are the rights of every individual ...
Page 163
... fact that an action was immediately brought under the Act of 1781 , and it was held , that as the lecture was amusing , the hall in which it was held was a place of amusement . The unfortunate Society , under the auspices of which the ...
... fact that an action was immediately brought under the Act of 1781 , and it was held , that as the lecture was amusing , the hall in which it was held was a place of amusement . The unfortunate Society , under the auspices of which the ...
Page 183
... facts Lord Campbell endeavoured long afterwards , in his Lives of the Chancellors , to throw doubts on the alleged ... fact by Copley , and was not subsequently controverted in debate , and the most probable conclusion , as adopted by ...
... facts Lord Campbell endeavoured long afterwards , in his Lives of the Chancellors , to throw doubts on the alleged ... fact by Copley , and was not subsequently controverted in debate , and the most probable conclusion , as adopted by ...
Page 205
... fact , as Lord Stowell said , " a contraband article of the most noxious kind , but nevertheless only a contraband article " ? The answer to this inquiry is to be found in the rough facts of the war of 1861 , and of the Alabama ...
... fact , as Lord Stowell said , " a contraband article of the most noxious kind , but nevertheless only a contraband article " ? The answer to this inquiry is to be found in the rough facts of the war of 1861 , and of the Alabama ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
action amount appears apply appointed arbitration assumpsit authority barrister belligerent Book of Mormon British cause civil claim common law consideration contract contributory negligence convictions Council County Court course Court of Appeal crime criminal damage deal decision defendant disputes duty edition effect England English law evidence existing fact foreign France French Gifford give given Government High Court House of Lords important injury insanity intention interesting International Law issue judge judgment judicial jurisdiction jury Justice labour lawyer legislation liability Limited London Lord Esher Lord Herschell malice maritime matter ment motive nations negligence neutral offences opinion parties persons plaintiff practice present Price principle prison profession prosecutions punishment Quarter Sessions Queen's Bench Division question Railway reason reference reformatory regard Registrar Review rule shares ship solicitor statute tion trade treated trial vessel