The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 69
... them in case of disobedience to the summons . A judgment pronounced under these rules may be presumed ( at least by the jurists of the country ) to be founded , as all other judgments of their courts are FOREIGN JUDGMENTS . 69.
... them in case of disobedience to the summons . A judgment pronounced under these rules may be presumed ( at least by the jurists of the country ) to be founded , as all other judgments of their courts are FOREIGN JUDGMENTS . 69.
Page 89
... least , much more of an encyclopædia of the various sciences whose borders are touched at some point by Jurispru- dence , than almost any work of the kind not written by a German Professor . It would , in fact , be difficult to name a ...
... least , much more of an encyclopædia of the various sciences whose borders are touched at some point by Jurispru- dence , than almost any work of the kind not written by a German Professor . It would , in fact , be difficult to name a ...
Page 91
... least of his many excellencies . The title " Rubric " would seem more fitted for an ecclesiastical than for a legal treatise ; and we have found the amount of red type rather trying to the eyes by gas - light . But the work appears to ...
... least of his many excellencies . The title " Rubric " would seem more fitted for an ecclesiastical than for a legal treatise ; and we have found the amount of red type rather trying to the eyes by gas - light . But the work appears to ...
Page 94
... insufficient in themselves , and entirely beside the real mark . He makes other excuses which , to say the least , are capable of being very easily misconstrued . It is beside the mark , we cannot 94 QUARTERLY NOTES .
... insufficient in themselves , and entirely beside the real mark . He makes other excuses which , to say the least , are capable of being very easily misconstrued . It is beside the mark , we cannot 94 QUARTERLY NOTES .
Page 99
... least four citizens , whom the Minister selects from a list furnished by the Consul , and no conviction can be had without the unanimous assent of the assessors . If the Minister tries the case , however , there appears to be no such ...
... least four citizens , whom the Minister selects from a list furnished by the Consul , and no conviction can be had without the unanimous assent of the assessors . If the Minister tries the case , however , there appears to be no such ...
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