The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 47
... ground that his doing so would tend to show that he had committed an offence of a fraudulent nature . " The only other alterations in this part which call for remark are Chapters XXX . and XXXII . By the former , prosecutions for ...
... ground that his doing so would tend to show that he had committed an offence of a fraudulent nature . " The only other alterations in this part which call for remark are Chapters XXX . and XXXII . By the former , prosecutions for ...
Page 50
... ground that the purpose of a criminal trial is the elicitation of the truth , and as the facts must necessarily be within the cognizance of the accused , the most effectual method of ascertaining them is by questioning him . By this ...
... ground that the purpose of a criminal trial is the elicitation of the truth , and as the facts must necessarily be within the cognizance of the accused , the most effectual method of ascertaining them is by questioning him . By this ...
Page 73
... ground had been in great part already covered better than I could hope to do it , and notably by my immediate predecessors in this chair . Under these circumstances I thought that I could not occupy myself more usefully than by ...
... ground had been in great part already covered better than I could hope to do it , and notably by my immediate predecessors in this chair . Under these circumstances I thought that I could not occupy myself more usefully than by ...
Page 102
... ground of an action of damages . " Per Lord Shand : " The well - known language of obligation is used . It may be that unfortunately the Court cannot tie down the defender to any obligation , because the deed is too loosely expressed ...
... ground of an action of damages . " Per Lord Shand : " The well - known language of obligation is used . It may be that unfortunately the Court cannot tie down the defender to any obligation , because the deed is too loosely expressed ...
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... ground which , since the passing of the Judicature Acts , seemed to be awaiting the first occupant . A work which , in the compass of a single portable , volume , contains a brief Treatise on the Principles and Rules of Pleading , and a ...
... ground which , since the passing of the Judicature Acts , seemed to be awaiting the first occupant . A work which , in the compass of a single portable , volume , contains a brief Treatise on the Principles and Rules of Pleading , and a ...
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