The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 121
... notice a certain diversity of orthographies , which we presume to be due to the idiosyncrasies of the various Presidency Courts . Thus on p . 51 , we have a " Mirassi village , " cited from a judgment of the Madras High Court , and on p ...
... notice a certain diversity of orthographies , which we presume to be due to the idiosyncrasies of the various Presidency Courts . Thus on p . 51 , we have a " Mirassi village , " cited from a judgment of the Madras High Court , and on p ...
Page 123
... notice from a body of eminent Queen's Counsel and two famous Solicitors . Let there also be appointed two or more sub - editors , whose practice will allow of con- tinuous attention to their duties , and not such an intermittent ...
... notice from a body of eminent Queen's Counsel and two famous Solicitors . Let there also be appointed two or more sub - editors , whose practice will allow of con- tinuous attention to their duties , and not such an intermittent ...
Page 159
... notice , the obligations of the British crown towards the islanders , which of course subsisted ; and the affairs of the island went on , in fact , upon the basis of the old con- stitution , though somewhat irregularly , for about half ...
... notice , the obligations of the British crown towards the islanders , which of course subsisted ; and the affairs of the island went on , in fact , upon the basis of the old con- stitution , though somewhat irregularly , for about half ...
Page 162
... notice marriage both from its religious and civil side , a probable reason for this double view of the question may be here put forward . Marriage , in the abstract , does seem to belong to the civil institutions of a tribe or nation ...
... notice marriage both from its religious and civil side , a probable reason for this double view of the question may be here put forward . Marriage , in the abstract , does seem to belong to the civil institutions of a tribe or nation ...
Page 166
... notice is , how was this tie brought about ? By what ceremonies ? Was plain consent , nudus consensus , the sole essential ingredient to notify to the world in general that a man and a woman agreed to live together ? Were confarreatio ...
... notice is , how was this tie brought about ? By what ceremonies ? Was plain consent , nudus consensus , the sole essential ingredient to notify to the world in general that a man and a woman agreed to live together ? Were confarreatio ...
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