The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 57
... measures had been objected to , because the bills he introduced were so obviously absurd that , within a fortnight after their introduction , he himself was compelled to alter , if not amend , more than half the clauses in them ...
... measures had been objected to , because the bills he introduced were so obviously absurd that , within a fortnight after their introduction , he himself was compelled to alter , if not amend , more than half the clauses in them ...
Page 60
... measure in question would undoubtedly tend to increase their number . It is well recognised that a man , in dis- posing of his property by will in favour of his family , benefits them far more than he would do by suffering it to devolve ...
... measure in question would undoubtedly tend to increase their number . It is well recognised that a man , in dis- posing of his property by will in favour of his family , benefits them far more than he would do by suffering it to devolve ...
Page 61
... measure , for they seldom , if ever , execute wills . Mr. Locke King thinks these poor persons are seriously injured by the present system , and would be benefited by its modification . We not only doubt this ; but we say , so far as ...
... measure , for they seldom , if ever , execute wills . Mr. Locke King thinks these poor persons are seriously injured by the present system , and would be benefited by its modification . We not only doubt this ; but we say , so far as ...
Page 75
... the library in a great measure consists ) may occupy as much space as that of an elabo- rate work comprising an indefinite number of folios . By far the greater part of this valuable collection ( The Library of the Middle Temple . 75.
... the library in a great measure consists ) may occupy as much space as that of an elabo- rate work comprising an indefinite number of folios . By far the greater part of this valuable collection ( The Library of the Middle Temple . 75.
Page 89
... measure . The principal charges against the act of 1844 may be fairly presented in a condensed form , thus : - There have been above fifty changes in the Bank of England's rate of discount ( the Bank rate , it is needless to say , measures ...
... measure . The principal charges against the act of 1844 may be fairly presented in a condensed form , thus : - There have been above fifty changes in the Bank of England's rate of discount ( the Bank rate , it is needless to say , measures ...
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