The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 215
... legislature , they would have been wretched abortions , and have done more harm to the cause of genuine reform of the law , than six clever Solicitor - generals , all making " brilliant " speeches The Landed Estates Bills . 215.
... legislature , they would have been wretched abortions , and have done more harm to the cause of genuine reform of the law , than six clever Solicitor - generals , all making " brilliant " speeches The Landed Estates Bills . 215.
Page 249
... appointed by an act passed in 1857 , by the Legislature of the State of New York , to reduce into a systematic code such of the laws of that state as were not comprised in the codes of civil Notices of New Books . 249.
... appointed by an act passed in 1857 , by the Legislature of the State of New York , to reduce into a systematic code such of the laws of that state as were not comprised in the codes of civil Notices of New Books . 249.
Page 254
... legislature has refused for the present to alter the law as it now exists in England . With the arguments on both sides our readers are now familiar , and we need not here repeat them . No one , however , although his opinion may be ...
... legislature has refused for the present to alter the law as it now exists in England . With the arguments on both sides our readers are now familiar , and we need not here repeat them . No one , however , although his opinion may be ...
Page 285
... Legislature deals with these immensely powerful associations , whose influence is so wide that , as was stated a few months back in the House of Lords , scarcely one of its members could be said to be personally unconcerned in their ...
... Legislature deals with these immensely powerful associations , whose influence is so wide that , as was stated a few months back in the House of Lords , scarcely one of its members could be said to be personally unconcerned in their ...
Page 289
... legislature had rendered necessary to constitute a member was dispensed with by the conduct of the parties . - S . C. 22 Jur . N.S. , 643 , in Err . from C. B. , where Crowder J. yielded a reluctant assent to Humble v . Langston ...
... legislature had rendered necessary to constitute a member was dispensed with by the conduct of the parties . - S . C. 22 Jur . N.S. , 643 , in Err . from C. B. , where Crowder J. yielded a reluctant assent to Humble v . Langston ...
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