The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 85
... ment , as would take under the old law governing ascertainment . The only question , therefore , was whether the eldest son could have two shares or only one share ; and the court held that he was entitled to two shares , as under the ...
... ment , as would take under the old law governing ascertainment . The only question , therefore , was whether the eldest son could have two shares or only one share ; and the court held that he was entitled to two shares , as under the ...
Page 134
... ment v . Peninsular and Oriental Steam Nav . Co. , 2 is to the effect that , by virtue of the treaties existing between Great Britain and Japan , a British subject has a right to require that proceedings taken against him by a Japanese ...
... ment v . Peninsular and Oriental Steam Nav . Co. , 2 is to the effect that , by virtue of the treaties existing between Great Britain and Japan , a British subject has a right to require that proceedings taken against him by a Japanese ...
Page 141
... ment what the parties to it really intended . Any hard - and - fast rule of interpretation , which ignores this principle , is not interpretation at all ; but it involves the arbitrary and unjust act on the part of the court , of making ...
... ment what the parties to it really intended . Any hard - and - fast rule of interpretation , which ignores this principle , is not interpretation at all ; but it involves the arbitrary and unjust act on the part of the court , of making ...
Page 161
... ment when one is made . A receiver of a railroad is a person appointed to receive and preserve the property of a railroad company , and is clothed with authority to operate the railroad and receive the earnings and 1 An address ...
... ment when one is made . A receiver of a railroad is a person appointed to receive and preserve the property of a railroad company , and is clothed with authority to operate the railroad and receive the earnings and 1 An address ...
Page 167
... ment could be annulled or modified at the discretion of this court . It is open to the receiver to correct the errors of the inferior courts of the State by an appeal to the Supreme Court of the State . But this court is not invested ...
... ment could be annulled or modified at the discretion of this court . It is open to the receiver to correct the errors of the inferior courts of the State by an appeal to the Supreme Court of the State . But this court is not invested ...
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