The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 186
... judgment and will in a certain way . Ordinarily the courts have noth- ing to do except to ascertain what the testator's judgment and will are , and then carry them into effect . So also the law vests the right of decision as to many ...
... judgment and will in a certain way . Ordinarily the courts have noth- ing to do except to ascertain what the testator's judgment and will are , and then carry them into effect . So also the law vests the right of decision as to many ...
Page 187
... Rep . 441 ; McLeod v . Receveur , 71 Fed . Rep . 455 ; Martin v . Board of Supervisors of Greene Co. , 29 N. Y. 645 . 13 98 N. Y. 98 . overlooked this and also that by the legislature's judgment as PROPOSALS FOR LAW REFORM . 187.
... Rep . 441 ; McLeod v . Receveur , 71 Fed . Rep . 455 ; Martin v . Board of Supervisors of Greene Co. , 29 N. Y. 645 . 13 98 N. Y. 98 . overlooked this and also that by the legislature's judgment as PROPOSALS FOR LAW REFORM . 187.
Page 188
... judgment as to facts of the constitu- tional judge of facts for the purposes of such a statute , namely : the legislature . How can the court " see that its ( the statute's ) operation tends in some degree to pre- vent some offense or ...
... judgment as to facts of the constitu- tional judge of facts for the purposes of such a statute , namely : the legislature . How can the court " see that its ( the statute's ) operation tends in some degree to pre- vent some offense or ...
Page 192
... judgment of the precedent ( whether discussed in its opinion or not ) are substantially the same as the facts and questions of law pre- sented by the record of the later case . Rather than decide the question whether the Williams ...
... judgment of the precedent ( whether discussed in its opinion or not ) are substantially the same as the facts and questions of law pre- sented by the record of the later case . Rather than decide the question whether the Williams ...
Page 210
... judgment he committed a most remarkable blunder , as judges frequently do when they assume their conclusions and then proceed to manufacture premises to sustain them . To suit the occasion Lord Mansfield mis- quoted , unintentionally no ...
... judgment he committed a most remarkable blunder , as judges frequently do when they assume their conclusions and then proceed to manufacture premises to sustain them . To suit the occasion Lord Mansfield mis- quoted , unintentionally no ...
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