The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 89
... given under conditions calculated to deprive it of all weight - unsworn , not subject to cross - ex- amination , not giving any grounds for the opinion expressed , not showing any special fitness in the signer , and ON THE AMENDMENT OF ...
... given under conditions calculated to deprive it of all weight - unsworn , not subject to cross - ex- amination , not giving any grounds for the opinion expressed , not showing any special fitness in the signer , and ON THE AMENDMENT OF ...
Page 90
... given , which as often as not is not subjected to any test whatever , and , unless the case be so glaringly absurd that the Master cannot help seeing through it by bare in- spection , the desired report is made to the Lords Justices ...
... given , which as often as not is not subjected to any test whatever , and , unless the case be so glaringly absurd that the Master cannot help seeing through it by bare in- spection , the desired report is made to the Lords Justices ...
Page 92
... given by witnesses produced for cross - examination , and ought to be conducted by a competent judicial officer , assisted either by a jury or by sworn medical assessors at the option of the alleged lunatic , but in no case acting upon ...
... given by witnesses produced for cross - examination , and ought to be conducted by a competent judicial officer , assisted either by a jury or by sworn medical assessors at the option of the alleged lunatic , but in no case acting upon ...
Page 99
... given effect to . Technically , perhaps , the claims are not here , as the money has been paid . But if the owner has satisfied and paid the claims that will not deprive him of the benefit of Section 54 of the Act , 1867 , and make him ...
... given effect to . Technically , perhaps , the claims are not here , as the money has been paid . But if the owner has satisfied and paid the claims that will not deprive him of the benefit of Section 54 of the Act , 1867 , and make him ...
Page 102
... given as an obligation , and I think it must be taken to have been the leading consideration which induced the pursuer to enter into the contract . This being so , the pursuer suffers injustice if he has given his services for two years ...
... given as an obligation , and I think it must be taken to have been the leading consideration which induced the pursuer to enter into the contract . This being so , the pursuer suffers injustice if he has given his services for two years ...
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