The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 70
... jurisdiction , and consequent tendency to confusion and error . The case had arisen out of an arrangement between two companies as long ago as 1864 , which gave rise to a suit in Equity . The late Vice - Chancellor Giffard gave a ...
... jurisdiction , and consequent tendency to confusion and error . The case had arisen out of an arrangement between two companies as long ago as 1864 , which gave rise to a suit in Equity . The late Vice - Chancellor Giffard gave a ...
Page 76
... jurisdiction to restrain a company from misusing Parliamentary powers , but ought not to exercise its juris- diction except in a very clear case , as there was a remedy at law by action of trespass or ejectment . The question , there ...
... jurisdiction to restrain a company from misusing Parliamentary powers , but ought not to exercise its juris- diction except in a very clear case , as there was a remedy at law by action of trespass or ejectment . The question , there ...
Page 77
... jurisdiction . The defendant's story that the lady gave the money to him as a present was uncorroborated and improbable . But whether the story were likely or not , the court would never allow a man , whether bailee or trustee , to ...
... jurisdiction . The defendant's story that the lady gave the money to him as a present was uncorroborated and improbable . But whether the story were likely or not , the court would never allow a man , whether bailee or trustee , to ...
Page 88
... jurisdiction . And such , I am happy to find , is substantially the doctrine of Great Britain herself in her most recent official declara- tion . " - President's Message to Congress , Feb. 27th , 1843 , ann . Reg . , 1845 , p . 318 . An ...
... jurisdiction . And such , I am happy to find , is substantially the doctrine of Great Britain herself in her most recent official declara- tion . " - President's Message to Congress , Feb. 27th , 1843 , ann . Reg . , 1845 , p . 318 . An ...
Page 91
... jurisdiction over foreigners , much less a right to capture them on the high seas . And it has always been held , by the courts of the United States and of England , that piracy consists in a general intention of committing depreda ...
... jurisdiction over foreigners , much less a right to capture them on the high seas . And it has always been held , by the courts of the United States and of England , that piracy consists in a general intention of committing depreda ...
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