The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 48
... knowledge of the difference between taking by descent and pur- chase , which applies equally to the above extract from the firm of Beaumont and Fletcher ; we will therefore borrow it as a com- ment thereon . " English lawyers sometimes ...
... knowledge of the difference between taking by descent and pur- chase , which applies equally to the above extract from the firm of Beaumont and Fletcher ; we will therefore borrow it as a com- ment thereon . " English lawyers sometimes ...
Page 73
... knowledge seems to have been altogether overlooked . There are very few showy books in the Middle Temple Library . What the late Mr. Lockhart calls " the toy - shop of literature , " has no place here . Sumptuous bindings , too , have ...
... knowledge seems to have been altogether overlooked . There are very few showy books in the Middle Temple Library . What the late Mr. Lockhart calls " the toy - shop of literature , " has no place here . Sumptuous bindings , too , have ...
Page 77
... knowledge - after law proper , pro- bably the most important in an English legal library — formed no exception to the general rule of neglect , affecting the Middle Temple collection , during so long a period . Amongst the many quaint ...
... knowledge - after law proper , pro- bably the most important in an English legal library — formed no exception to the general rule of neglect , affecting the Middle Temple collection , during so long a period . Amongst the many quaint ...
Page 94
... knowledge of the concerns of the establishment equal to , or perhaps greater than , that of the directors and mana- ger themselves . In any other circumstances , the report could be little more than that the system of book - keeping was ...
... knowledge of the concerns of the establishment equal to , or perhaps greater than , that of the directors and mana- ger themselves . In any other circumstances , the report could be little more than that the system of book - keeping was ...
Page 95
... knowledge as is obviously unattainable by a stranger , be able to say any thing decisive . In auditing a bank , and taking an account of the assets , every thing depends upon the judgment founded upon knowledge of the person taking the ...
... knowledge as is obviously unattainable by a stranger , be able to say any thing decisive . In auditing a bank , and taking an account of the assets , every thing depends upon the judgment founded upon knowledge of the person taking the ...
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