The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 102
A PROFESSIONAL VIEW OF THE STANFORD CASE . A learned corre- spondent writes to us as follows : " Before I had seen your comments upon the decision of the United States Court of Appeals in the Stanford case , I read the decision , and ...
A PROFESSIONAL VIEW OF THE STANFORD CASE . A learned corre- spondent writes to us as follows : " Before I had seen your comments upon the decision of the United States Court of Appeals in the Stanford case , I read the decision , and ...
Page 111
... learned contributor Mr. Dunnell has so clearly pointed out , upon considerations relating primarily to our own safety , and which we are at any time at liberty to surrender , whenever we 1 29 Am . Law Rev. 420 . 2 29 Am . Law Rev. 839 ...
... learned contributor Mr. Dunnell has so clearly pointed out , upon considerations relating primarily to our own safety , and which we are at any time at liberty to surrender , whenever we 1 29 Am . Law Rev. 420 . 2 29 Am . Law Rev. 839 ...
Page 131
... learned writer in the New York Law Journal , signing the initials of S. Q. , says : -- This reasoning makes the question one of statutory construction merely of the statutes of descent in the Nebraska and Pennsylvania cases and of the ...
... learned writer in the New York Law Journal , signing the initials of S. Q. , says : -- This reasoning makes the question one of statutory construction merely of the statutes of descent in the Nebraska and Pennsylvania cases and of the ...
Page 137
... learned judge reviews a considerable mass of judicial authority upon the question , and states the well - known qualifications of the rule , such as that which concedes to a corporation , although in embarrassed circumstances , the ...
... learned judge reviews a considerable mass of judicial authority upon the question , and states the well - known qualifications of the rule , such as that which concedes to a corporation , although in embarrassed circumstances , the ...
Page 138
... learned and well reasoned opinion , that a judge of probate in that State has no authority to decree an allowance to the widow of a non - resident decedent from assets in that jurisdiction on which there is ancillary administration ...
... learned and well reasoned opinion , that a judge of probate in that State has no authority to decree an allowance to the widow of a non - resident decedent from assets in that jurisdiction on which there is ancillary administration ...
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