The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 105
... held with the Treasury that our judicial establishments are highly expensive and badly organized , that the absence of a uniform principle in their regulation is mis- chievous , and that a vast amount of public money is paid away in the ...
... held with the Treasury that our judicial establishments are highly expensive and badly organized , that the absence of a uniform principle in their regulation is mis- chievous , and that a vast amount of public money is paid away in the ...
Page 139
... held that an inferior court of record cannot commit for contempt , out of court , where it is not a disobedience to its writs , or actual obstruction of its process . In a railway case before the full court , a transaction between the ...
... held that an inferior court of record cannot commit for contempt , out of court , where it is not a disobedience to its writs , or actual obstruction of its process . In a railway case before the full court , a transaction between the ...
Page 141
... held , that , though that court has very large powers to decide all questions necessary for the proper administration of a bankruptcy estate , it does not enable the assignees to draw within the jurisdiction of the court the owners . of ...
... held , that , though that court has very large powers to decide all questions necessary for the proper administration of a bankruptcy estate , it does not enable the assignees to draw within the jurisdiction of the court the owners . of ...
Page 142
... held such a settlement invalid , as opposed to justice and the law ; for , that a man could not be allowed thus to ... held that the owner was not entitled to the lien claimed , and this decision was affirmed by the Chief Judge in ...
... held such a settlement invalid , as opposed to justice and the law ; for , that a man could not be allowed thus to ... held that the owner was not entitled to the lien claimed , and this decision was affirmed by the Chief Judge in ...
Page 143
... held that the benefit which the defendant said would be derived by the public from the erection of the platform , was not such a benefit as would justify the defendant's acts . He also said that on such a question as this , the Court ...
... held that the benefit which the defendant said would be derived by the public from the erection of the platform , was not such a benefit as would justify the defendant's acts . He also said that on such a question as this , the Court ...
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