The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 137
... ment , if for no other reason , because they tended to furnish the ' circum- stantial guaranty ' of the correctness of the book entries . But we are of the opinion that the books , time cards , and other parts of the system were ...
... ment , if for no other reason , because they tended to furnish the ' circum- stantial guaranty ' of the correctness of the book entries . But we are of the opinion that the books , time cards , and other parts of the system were ...
Page 141
... ment . Lumber Underwriters Co. v . Rife , 35 S. C. 717. ( U. S. ) INTOXICATING LIQUORS - COMMERCE - STATE REGULATION WEBB - KENYON ACT . - Shipments into a state of intoxicating liquors , which , because in- tended solely for the ...
... ment . Lumber Underwriters Co. v . Rife , 35 S. C. 717. ( U. S. ) INTOXICATING LIQUORS - COMMERCE - STATE REGULATION WEBB - KENYON ACT . - Shipments into a state of intoxicating liquors , which , because in- tended solely for the ...
Page 147
... ment will not prevent the wrongdoing . If capital punishment only will prevent apple - stealing from an orchard , the loss must be tolerated . A man has a duty to preserve and protect , not only himself , but others , and if the loss in ...
... ment will not prevent the wrongdoing . If capital punishment only will prevent apple - stealing from an orchard , the loss must be tolerated . A man has a duty to preserve and protect , not only himself , but others , and if the loss in ...
Page 157
... ment , for as in the case of the railroad there existed a property or busi- ness of value which ought not to be sacrificed and which might under proper conditions be managed with a good chance of ultimate success . This condition in our ...
... ment , for as in the case of the railroad there existed a property or busi- ness of value which ought not to be sacrificed and which might under proper conditions be managed with a good chance of ultimate success . This condition in our ...
Page 167
... ment shall have been rendered . In People v . Charles Schweinler Press , ' two judges of the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court de- livered an opinion which in full reads thus : " However much I might concur with the views ...
... ment shall have been rendered . In People v . Charles Schweinler Press , ' two judges of the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court de- livered an opinion which in full reads thus : " However much I might concur with the views ...
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