The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 57
... give rise to , extinguish , and transfer rights respectively , " Inves- titive , " " Divestitive , " " Translative ... gives rise to a right . Brentham's nomenclature however is , as usual , cumbrous , and not likely to find its way into ...
... give rise to , extinguish , and transfer rights respectively , " Inves- titive , " " Divestitive , " " Translative ... gives rise to a right . Brentham's nomenclature however is , as usual , cumbrous , and not likely to find its way into ...
Page 66
... give way to convenience , and it is of the greatest possible convenience that the whole Law of Husband and Wife should be found together . Moreover , Mr. Holland has omitted altogether the important topic of Marriage 66 PROFESSOR HOLLAND'S.
... give way to convenience , and it is of the greatest possible convenience that the whole Law of Husband and Wife should be found together . Moreover , Mr. Holland has omitted altogether the important topic of Marriage 66 PROFESSOR HOLLAND'S.
Page 74
... gives information or makes a statement to an officer of the law whose duty it is to detect and prosecute criminals ... give it to C. in exchange for an equal number of bills maturing in C.'s hands . B. gave the bill unaccepted to C ...
... gives information or makes a statement to an officer of the law whose duty it is to detect and prosecute criminals ... give it to C. in exchange for an equal number of bills maturing in C.'s hands . B. gave the bill unaccepted to C ...
Page 83
... give it an excep- tional interest for English readers . We may note also that in the arrangement of his copious materials the author has shown great judgment , and that his criticisms impress us as those of a sound and accomplished ...
... give it an excep- tional interest for English readers . We may note also that in the arrangement of his copious materials the author has shown great judgment , and that his criticisms impress us as those of a sound and accomplished ...
Page 84
... give a special value to the article . The importance attached to the subject , as a guarantee of the fairness of trial by jury , has led to the reprinting in No. 2 of the Criminal Law Magazine of an article by Judge Shelby on " Polling ...
... give a special value to the article . The importance attached to the subject , as a guarantee of the fairness of trial by jury , has led to the reprinting in No. 2 of the Criminal Law Magazine of an article by Judge Shelby on " Polling ...
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