The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 41
... means by which constitutionally the Law itself may be made the Law of " the place where the Law might be applied by proclama- " tion . " * 66 Another plea raised by the defence was that Pitsani Pitlogo was not a " British Possession ...
... means by which constitutionally the Law itself may be made the Law of " the place where the Law might be applied by proclama- " tion . " * 66 Another plea raised by the defence was that Pitsani Pitlogo was not a " British Possession ...
Page 52
... means were given for the assignment of a trade mark to another person . Mr. Justice North , however , came to the conclusion that the alteration could be made under sect . 87 of the Patents , Designs , and Trade Marks Act , 1883 , and ...
... means were given for the assignment of a trade mark to another person . Mr. Justice North , however , came to the conclusion that the alteration could be made under sect . 87 of the Patents , Designs , and Trade Marks Act , 1883 , and ...
Page 57
... is therefore a great desideratum for practi- tioners in the Law to have the means of obtaining so readily information , at once concisely explained and so trustworthy . A Tabular Précis of Military Law , with Explanatory Notes REVIEWS . 57.
... is therefore a great desideratum for practi- tioners in the Law to have the means of obtaining so readily information , at once concisely explained and so trustworthy . A Tabular Précis of Military Law , with Explanatory Notes REVIEWS . 57.
Page 59
... means certain , however , that the kissing of the Book is of obligation . Sir Sherston Baker , Bart . , Recorder of Barnstaple , writing to the Times under date of January 2nd , 1897 , says : - 19 Sir , I am by no means certain that ...
... means certain , however , that the kissing of the Book is of obligation . Sir Sherston Baker , Bart . , Recorder of Barnstaple , writing to the Times under date of January 2nd , 1897 , says : - 19 Sir , I am by no means certain that ...
Page 70
... means of introducing an undesirable and inconvenient degree of uncertainty into the practice and procedure of the Courts ? The cautious language used throughout the judgment in Bonnard v . Perryman , is in itself sufficient to throw ...
... means of introducing an undesirable and inconvenient degree of uncertainty into the practice and procedure of the Courts ? The cautious language used throughout the judgment in Bonnard v . Perryman , is in itself sufficient to throw ...
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