The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 11-15 of 50
Page 90
... jury , and cannot be deprived of his freedom otherwise than by verdict . But he is not entitled to this as of course ; no one is bound to inform him of this right ; and if he does not formally make the demand within a limited time , he ...
... jury , and cannot be deprived of his freedom otherwise than by verdict . But he is not entitled to this as of course ; no one is bound to inform him of this right ; and if he does not formally make the demand within a limited time , he ...
Page 92
... jury or by sworn medical assessors at the option of the alleged lunatic , but in no case acting upon his own judgment merely . The cost of every such inquiry ought to be borne in the first instance by the person instituting the same ...
... jury or by sworn medical assessors at the option of the alleged lunatic , but in no case acting upon his own judgment merely . The cost of every such inquiry ought to be borne in the first instance by the person instituting the same ...
Page 96
... Jury were two : first , that the company were liable if the person injured was not their servant , but was the servant of an independent contractor , and the second was that , on the terms of the contract , Gardner was an independent ...
... Jury were two : first , that the company were liable if the person injured was not their servant , but was the servant of an independent contractor , and the second was that , on the terms of the contract , Gardner was an independent ...
Page 97
... Jury returned a special verdict finding that damage had been sustained to the cargo through the negligence of some of the crew . The Court ordered the verdict to be entered up for the defenders , the shipping company , in an action by ...
... Jury returned a special verdict finding that damage had been sustained to the cargo through the negligence of some of the crew . The Court ordered the verdict to be entered up for the defenders , the shipping company , in an action by ...
Page 192
... juries ; and the result has been that , like a house which has been transformed both internally and externally , it is hardly possible to recognise the original structure . Section 17. By the 6th sub - section , votes may be given ...
... juries ; and the result has been that , like a house which has been transformed both internally and externally , it is hardly possible to recognise the original structure . Section 17. By the 6th sub - section , votes may be given ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
according action administration Admiralty Court Admitted aged appears authority bankrupt bankruptcy banns Barrister-at-Law Belgian Bill Called Capitulations ceremony certificate Church cited civil claim Code collision Common Law Constitution contract County Court Court of Admiralty creditors Criminal Law Crown Cyprus decision Digest divorce domicil easements edition England evidence Ex pte existing fact favour foreign French Government grant High Court House House of Lords Inner Temple interest International Law Irel Ireland judgment judicial jurisdiction jurists Jury King L.J. Ch learned Judge legislation Lesser Armenia licence Lincoln's Inn Lord Justice Lord Justice Clerk Marlborough marriage married matrimonial matter ment Middle Temple nation Niboyet offence Ottoman Ottoman Empire owner Parliament parties persons plaintiff practice present principle provisions punishment question recognised Reform regard Registrar Reports Roman Law rule Scotland Section ship Solicitor Statute tion Travers Twiss Treaty tribunal vessels Vict