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Page 76
Judgment was delivered by Lord Campbell , Chief Justice , on behalf of the Court
. The names of the Judges who sat during the Easter Term were , besides the
Chief Justice , Mr. Justice Patteson , Mr. Justice Wightman , and Mr. Justice Erle .
Judgment was delivered by Lord Campbell , Chief Justice , on behalf of the Court
. The names of the Judges who sat during the Easter Term were , besides the
Chief Justice , Mr. Justice Patteson , Mr. Justice Wightman , and Mr. Justice Erle .
Page 82
... the abovementioned judgment was delivered , and when Sir Patrick
Colquhoun wrote , the intervention of an attorney or agent was by no means fully
recognized ; the practice of this intervention had been struggling for an existence
for about ...
... the abovementioned judgment was delivered , and when Sir Patrick
Colquhoun wrote , the intervention of an attorney or agent was by no means fully
recognized ; the practice of this intervention had been struggling for an existence
for about ...
Page 93
... figurative sense in Piers Plowman's “ Vision of the Last Judgment . " $$ Note
that the elements of actionability under the Lex Aquilia ( damnum , culpa , injuria )
often occur in the “ Divina Commedia . ” 11 In Inf . xxi . , 32 , it appears to be used
...
... figurative sense in Piers Plowman's “ Vision of the Last Judgment . " $$ Note
that the elements of actionability under the Lex Aquilia ( damnum , culpa , injuria )
often occur in the “ Divina Commedia . ” 11 In Inf . xxi . , 32 , it appears to be used
...
Page 103
xi. deal with the argument from the trial by battle , one kind of Divine judgment (
judicium Dei ) , li an argument to a d points in i . , 2 , I de jure or not . The the proof
of the od , exists first in the Therefore law in the -jus in rebus nihil est ether a ...
xi. deal with the argument from the trial by battle , one kind of Divine judgment (
judicium Dei ) , li an argument to a d points in i . , 2 , I de jure or not . The the proof
of the od , exists first in the Therefore law in the -jus in rebus nihil est ether a ...
Page 108
It is right for an old man to be just that his judgments and authority may be a light
and a law to others . The allusion in iv . , 29 , to Manfredi da Vico , " who is now
called Prętor and Prefect , ” serves to * A free translation of Labeo in Dig . xxviii .
It is right for an old man to be just that his judgments and authority may be a light
and a law to others . The allusion in iv . , 29 , to Manfredi da Vico , " who is now
called Prętor and Prefect , ” serves to * A free translation of Labeo in Dig . xxviii .
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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