The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 72
In the Galway Judgment , and some similar utterances , Mr. Justice Keogh was
too often carried away by the earnestness of his own convictions , and spoke
rather with the passion of a partisan than with the calmness which befits the
judgment ...
In the Galway Judgment , and some similar utterances , Mr. Justice Keogh was
too often carried away by the earnestness of his own convictions , and spoke
rather with the passion of a partisan than with the calmness which befits the
judgment ...
Page 97
But not to be accountable for leakage , breakage , & c . , however caused , or for
certain enumerated perils , whether arising from the negligence , default , or error
in judgment of the pilot , master , mariners , engineers , or persons in the service
...
But not to be accountable for leakage , breakage , & c . , however caused , or for
certain enumerated perils , whether arising from the negligence , default , or error
in judgment of the pilot , master , mariners , engineers , or persons in the service
...
Page 121
51 , we have a “ Mirassi village , cited from a judgment of the Madras High Court ,
and on p . 54 , “ Mirasi lands " from a Bombay judgment . For one diversity , on p .
50 , the printers appear to be answerable , where by transposition “ Uraima ...
51 , we have a “ Mirassi village , cited from a judgment of the Madras High Court ,
and on p . 54 , “ Mirasi lands " from a Bombay judgment . For one diversity , on p .
50 , the printers appear to be answerable , where by transposition “ Uraima ...
Page 122
... debts or borrowed capital ; no agents , rent , rates , or taxes to pay ; ample
funds to secure the best reporters ; a practical monopoly of the best means of
reporting ; and judicial revision at their pleasure for every judgment which they
report .
... debts or borrowed capital ; no agents , rent , rates , or taxes to pay ; ample
funds to secure the best reporters ; a practical monopoly of the best means of
reporting ; and judicial revision at their pleasure for every judgment which they
report .
Page 128
This want is felt most in the drawing up of judgments , and the giving of
audiences . The same , of course , may to a great extent be said of the native
members of the Courts , though they are acknowledged to be picked men , and
are of use in ...
This want is felt most in the drawing up of judgments , and the giving of
audiences . The same , of course , may to a great extent be said of the native
members of the Courts , though they are acknowledged to be picked men , and
are of use in ...
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