The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 121
... issue is on the defendant , the Attorney - General has the right of reply . Brougham , for the plaintiff : - " In a cause carried on by the Crown , if the two circumstances concur , of the Crown's being the party on the record and being ...
... issue is on the defendant , the Attorney - General has the right of reply . Brougham , for the plaintiff : - " In a cause carried on by the Crown , if the two circumstances concur , of the Crown's being the party on the record and being ...
Page 179
... issues of fact in cases tried in the Chancery Divi- sion are different in kind from the issues of fact tried elsewhere , or that whereas the latter present a sharp and definite contradiction , the former , as a rule , present no ...
... issues of fact in cases tried in the Chancery Divi- sion are different in kind from the issues of fact tried elsewhere , or that whereas the latter present a sharp and definite contradiction , the former , as a rule , present no ...
Page 182
... issues of fact only , leaving the issues of law to be decided by the Court in Banc . This alteration has , however , been effected by the Appellate Jurisdiction Act , 1876 , so that the only point that has now to be considered is the ...
... issues of fact only , leaving the issues of law to be decided by the Court in Banc . This alteration has , however , been effected by the Appellate Jurisdiction Act , 1876 , so that the only point that has now to be considered is the ...
Page 186
... issue a writ of prohibition , but if the prohibition be applied for on the Crown side of the Queen's Bench Division , the application must be made to a Divisional Court . " These facts speak for themselves , and require no comment . In ...
... issue a writ of prohibition , but if the prohibition be applied for on the Crown side of the Queen's Bench Division , the application must be made to a Divisional Court . " These facts speak for themselves , and require no comment . In ...
Page 204
... issue of his useful and compre- hensive Treatise . The Institutes of Gaius and Rules of Ulpian , with Translation , Notes critical and explanatory , and a copious Alphabetical Digest . By JAMES MUIRHEAD , Professor of the Civil Law ...
... issue of his useful and compre- hensive Treatise . The Institutes of Gaius and Rules of Ulpian , with Translation , Notes critical and explanatory , and a copious Alphabetical Digest . By JAMES MUIRHEAD , Professor of the Civil Law ...
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