The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 19
... object here to consider whether the proposed change will have the desired effect , and whether , if it is carried out , it will be an advantage to the public . It is said that the Private Bill legislation occupies a great deal of the ...
... object here to consider whether the proposed change will have the desired effect , and whether , if it is carried out , it will be an advantage to the public . It is said that the Private Bill legislation occupies a great deal of the ...
Page 41
... object has been rather to show that the present system is not open to the condemnation which has been bestowed upon it . We have , as we pointed out , some means of foretelling what the proposals of the Government will be ; but perhaps ...
... object has been rather to show that the present system is not open to the condemnation which has been bestowed upon it . We have , as we pointed out , some means of foretelling what the proposals of the Government will be ; but perhaps ...
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... object - as he fairly might - that he had no intention of building up the frame- work of a Code , and that I am proposing to criticise his book from an entirely wrong stand - point , my reply would be , that the object of this paper is ...
... object - as he fairly might - that he had no intention of building up the frame- work of a Code , and that I am proposing to criticise his book from an entirely wrong stand - point , my reply would be , that the object of this paper is ...
Page 48
... object over which the right is exercised ; ( 3. ) Acts or forbearances which the person in whom the right resides is ... object of a right may be a person as well as a thing . Thus the whole of his second division . " The object of ...
... object over which the right is exercised ; ( 3. ) Acts or forbearances which the person in whom the right resides is ... object of a right may be a person as well as a thing . Thus the whole of his second division . " The object of ...
Page 49
... object . From dis- regarding this distinction , Mr. Holland has , I think , missed a very useful classification of rights in rem , which is fully brought out by Austin , and to which I shall allude here- after . It may be useful to note ...
... object . From dis- regarding this distinction , Mr. Holland has , I think , missed a very useful classification of rights in rem , which is fully brought out by Austin , and to which I shall allude here- after . It may be useful to note ...
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