The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 65
... jurisdiction over libels is taken from the jury , and the right of unrestricted publication is destroyed . † And it was also held by Lord Langdale , M.R. , that the Court of Chancery had no jurisdiction to restrain the publication of ...
... jurisdiction over libels is taken from the jury , and the right of unrestricted publication is destroyed . † And it was also held by Lord Langdale , M.R. , that the Court of Chancery had no jurisdiction to restrain the publication of ...
Page 66
... jurisdiction ( said the learned M.R. ) conferred on the Common Law Courts by the Common Law Procedure Act , 1854 , and by the Judicature Act , 1873 , whereby all jurisdiction which was vested in any of the Courts therein mentioned ...
... jurisdiction ( said the learned M.R. ) conferred on the Common Law Courts by the Common Law Procedure Act , 1854 , and by the Judicature Act , 1873 , whereby all jurisdiction which was vested in any of the Courts therein mentioned ...
Page 67
... jurisdiction to grant an Injunction a Court of Common Law was thereby empowered to do so . That those enactments were never intended to be used for the purpose of issuing writs of injunction to restrain the publication of libels is ...
... jurisdiction to grant an Injunction a Court of Common Law was thereby empowered to do so . That those enactments were never intended to be used for the purpose of issuing writs of injunction to restrain the publication of libels is ...
Page 68
... jurisdiction beyond that then possessed by the Courts of Equity . Jervis , C.J. , said in the case of Gittins v . Symes , 24 L.J. C.P. 48 ( which was an ex parte application under those sections of the Act for an injunction in an action ...
... jurisdiction beyond that then possessed by the Courts of Equity . Jervis , C.J. , said in the case of Gittins v . Symes , 24 L.J. C.P. 48 ( which was an ex parte application under those sections of the Act for an injunction in an action ...
Page 69
... jurisdiction was , however , as already observed , first asserted by the late Sir George Jessel , M.R. , in the case ... jurisdiction to restrain by injunction , and even by interlocutory injunction , the publication of a libel , " but ...
... jurisdiction was , however , as already observed , first asserted by the late Sir George Jessel , M.R. , in the case ... jurisdiction to restrain by injunction , and even by interlocutory injunction , the publication of a libel , " but ...
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