The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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ment in fact was a bitter mockery ; and where a monar- chical system through its inefficiency and corruption , was a real terror for the majority of the nation , -in such a state Tolstoy's teaching on law is quite explicable , if not ...
ment in fact was a bitter mockery ; and where a monar- chical system through its inefficiency and corruption , was a real terror for the majority of the nation , -in such a state Tolstoy's teaching on law is quite explicable , if not ...
Page 91
... ment , " received the degree of A. M. and LL . B. from the Univer- sity of Iowa in 1899 ; Ph . D. from Yale University in 1901 , and LL . D. from Wesleyan College of Iowa , in 1912. He was Fellow at Yale in 1900-1901 , and was admitted ...
... ment , " received the degree of A. M. and LL . B. from the Univer- sity of Iowa in 1899 ; Ph . D. from Yale University in 1901 , and LL . D. from Wesleyan College of Iowa , in 1912. He was Fellow at Yale in 1900-1901 , and was admitted ...
Page 101
... ment from the client's wife to have him legally decreed incompetent ? 2. If the answer be in the affirmative , can the attorney properly utilize in behalf of the wife's application the knowledge of the husband's affairs and acts which ...
... ment from the client's wife to have him legally decreed incompetent ? 2. If the answer be in the affirmative , can the attorney properly utilize in behalf of the wife's application the knowledge of the husband's affairs and acts which ...
Page 104
... ment , agreement or other thing , designed to settle or release such claim , until the exact terms of the proposed settlement shall first be approved by some court of record within the territorial jurisdiction of which the claimant , or ...
... ment , agreement or other thing , designed to settle or release such claim , until the exact terms of the proposed settlement shall first be approved by some court of record within the territorial jurisdiction of which the claimant , or ...
Page 129
... ment , or with information leading thereto , results frequently in their becoming the victims of imposition and extortion , and is there- fore detrimental to the welfare of the State , makes it unlawful for any employment agent to ...
... ment , or with information leading thereto , results frequently in their becoming the victims of imposition and extortion , and is there- fore detrimental to the welfare of the State , makes it unlawful for any employment agent to ...
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