The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 66
... favour of that change can bear strict investigation ; for though at first sight they seem to be plausible , yet , upon mature con- sideration , they prove to be unsatisfactory and inconclusive . The reforms usually advocated by Mr ...
... favour of that change can bear strict investigation ; for though at first sight they seem to be plausible , yet , upon mature con- sideration , they prove to be unsatisfactory and inconclusive . The reforms usually advocated by Mr ...
Page 82
... favour of all books ordered to be read by the council of legal education , which should perhaps include all those selected for special reference by the readers on law respectively . These , we cannot but think , should be considered as ...
... favour of all books ordered to be read by the council of legal education , which should perhaps include all those selected for special reference by the readers on law respectively . These , we cannot but think , should be considered as ...
Page 104
... favour of the British joint - stock banks . In September , 1857 , the calculation was ( as the Governor of the Bank of England told the committee of last year ) , that American securities were held here to the extent of eighty millions ...
... favour of the British joint - stock banks . In September , 1857 , the calculation was ( as the Governor of the Bank of England told the committee of last year ) , that American securities were held here to the extent of eighty millions ...
Page 123
... favour is , that this last commission has done no worse than those which preceded it ; for not one of the previous attempts to consolidate and revise the statute law of the realm , numerous as those attempts have been , was ever crowned ...
... favour is , that this last commission has done no worse than those which preceded it ; for not one of the previous attempts to consolidate and revise the statute law of the realm , numerous as those attempts have been , was ever crowned ...
Page 131
... favour of commencing with an analytical arrangement of the law ; but he further contended , that the process to be applied to the statute law ought not to be a re - writing of the old statutes in a condensed form , but a digest of the ...
... favour of commencing with an analytical arrangement of the law ; but he further contended , that the process to be applied to the statute law ought not to be a re - writing of the old statutes in a condensed form , but a digest of the ...
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