The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 68
... give such directions as a Court of Equity would do . " And Lord Campbell , C.J. , said , in the case of Benson v . Paull , 2 Jur . N.S. 425 , 25 L.J. Q.B. 274 , " It could hardly have been the intention of the Legislature to give the ...
... give such directions as a Court of Equity would do . " And Lord Campbell , C.J. , said , in the case of Benson v . Paull , 2 Jur . N.S. 425 , 25 L.J. Q.B. 274 , " It could hardly have been the intention of the Legislature to give the ...
Page 83
... give counsel and legal aid to the king's people , were for ages to be found at their ancient rendezvous in St. Paul's Cathedral , the Parvis , or their allotted pillar there , wearing their distinctive costume , the robe and the coif ...
... give counsel and legal aid to the king's people , were for ages to be found at their ancient rendezvous in St. Paul's Cathedral , the Parvis , or their allotted pillar there , wearing their distinctive costume , the robe and the coif ...
Page 88
... give sound judgment here . " * TO ROME . Tell me , proud Rome , why dost these edicts read , These many laws by prince or people made , Or answers by the prudent duly weighed , When now thou canst the world no longer lead ? Thou readest ...
... give sound judgment here . " * TO ROME . Tell me , proud Rome , why dost these edicts read , These many laws by prince or people made , Or answers by the prudent duly weighed , When now thou canst the world no longer lead ? Thou readest ...
Page 108
... give one - tenth to God , that is , the poor . In the same chapter Dante claims justice as the particular virtue of age . It is right for an old man to be just that his judgments and authority may be a light and a law to others . The ...
... give one - tenth to God , that is , the poor . In the same chapter Dante claims justice as the particular virtue of age . It is right for an old man to be just that his judgments and authority may be a light and a law to others . The ...
Page 131
... give evidence , or the disadvantage of her evidence being deemed in many States inferior to that of the man . He contrasts these laws disadvantageously with the Law of England , by which her testimony is always receivable and of the ...
... give evidence , or the disadvantage of her evidence being deemed in many States inferior to that of the man . He contrasts these laws disadvantageously with the Law of England , by which her testimony is always receivable and of the ...
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