The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 68
... learned lawyer , but he never failed to appreciate a legal argument , and his judgments were always distinguished by the clearness and precision with which he dealt with the questions before him . His demeanour as a judge at Nisi Prius ...
... learned lawyer , but he never failed to appreciate a legal argument , and his judgments were always distinguished by the clearness and precision with which he dealt with the questions before him . His demeanour as a judge at Nisi Prius ...
Page 121
... learned author , contenting ourselves in the meanwhile with commending his work to the careful perusal of members of the Legal Profession at home as well as on the Continent . Quarterly Notes . THE Incorporated Council of Law Reporting ...
... learned author , contenting ourselves in the meanwhile with commending his work to the careful perusal of members of the Legal Profession at home as well as on the Continent . Quarterly Notes . THE Incorporated Council of Law Reporting ...
Page 164
... learned author of " Ancient Law , " who holds that our marriage ideas are essentially Roman . We would premise , however , that , since some portions of the English subject must deal with controversies , we shall offer no one - sided ...
... learned author of " Ancient Law , " who holds that our marriage ideas are essentially Roman . We would premise , however , that , since some portions of the English subject must deal with controversies , we shall offer no one - sided ...
Page 176
... learned Dean then goes on to say that by degrees the Church acquired supreme jurisdiction over matrimonial questions , which , as codified in the Canon Law , survived even in England up to quite recent years . Marriage was so highly ...
... learned Dean then goes on to say that by degrees the Church acquired supreme jurisdiction over matrimonial questions , which , as codified in the Canon Law , survived even in England up to quite recent years . Marriage was so highly ...
Page 241
... learned author of " Leading Cases , " & c . , and first published in 1846 , the lapse of more than thirty years has only seemed to augment its popularity . The present editor while taking pains to bring the book up to the current state ...
... learned author of " Leading Cases , " & c . , and first published in 1846 , the lapse of more than thirty years has only seemed to augment its popularity . The present editor while taking pains to bring the book up to the current state ...
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