The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... judgment of a profession is rarely wrong , and so much could scarcely have been expected of a judge without a strong probability existing that the result , if it could have been ascertained , would have conformed to the expectation ...
... judgment of a profession is rarely wrong , and so much could scarcely have been expected of a judge without a strong probability existing that the result , if it could have been ascertained , would have conformed to the expectation ...
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... judgment the most sound , learning the most entensive , and all the qualities needed to make a very great judge . The greatest expectations had justly been formed of him , and during the short time he was permitted to be upon the bench ...
... judgment the most sound , learning the most entensive , and all the qualities needed to make a very great judge . The greatest expectations had justly been formed of him , and during the short time he was permitted to be upon the bench ...
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... judgments are remarkably pithy and concise . " Thus the anticipations entertained of the judicial character of Sir George ... judgment of the Chancellor ; and there was delay . The Times said : " It has been suggested that the vacancy ...
... judgments are remarkably pithy and concise . " Thus the anticipations entertained of the judicial character of Sir George ... judgment of the Chancellor ; and there was delay . The Times said : " It has been suggested that the vacancy ...
Page 37
... the Bench . They may have more learning , and judgment , even if less vigour and power of mind . But the great event by which last Term will be remem- bered is , no doubt , the elevation of Sir CHANGES IN THE JUDICATURE . 37.
... the Bench . They may have more learning , and judgment , even if less vigour and power of mind . But the great event by which last Term will be remem- bered is , no doubt , the elevation of Sir CHANGES IN THE JUDICATURE . 37.
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... judgment , but in this country , by a traditional feeling very characteristic of the practical habit of mind , they are all supposed to be best secured by extensive forensic practice . The result has been , as men in large practice are ...
... judgment , but in this country , by a traditional feeling very characteristic of the practical habit of mind , they are all supposed to be best secured by extensive forensic practice . The result has been , as men in large practice are ...
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