The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 58
... object to it ; it consists of some 40 tables , affording , by way of synopsis , a bird's - eye view of a particular subject , such as Summary of Evidence , Military Procedure , Courts Martial , etc. These tables are compiled with ...
... object to it ; it consists of some 40 tables , affording , by way of synopsis , a bird's - eye view of a particular subject , such as Summary of Evidence , Military Procedure , Courts Martial , etc. These tables are compiled with ...
Page 67
... object of these sections was , to facilitate the mode of proceeding in the Common Law Courts in those cases in which , prior to the C. L. P. Act , it was necessary in order to obtain complete relief , to have recourse to a Court of ...
... object of these sections was , to facilitate the mode of proceeding in the Common Law Courts in those cases in which , prior to the C. L. P. Act , it was necessary in order to obtain complete relief , to have recourse to a Court of ...
Page 101
... object being to prove , chiefly by deductive reasoning , that jus soli and jus poli are distinct . † Such being the case , it is difficult to make extracts , as the whole work might be cited in illustration of Dante's legal powers . As ...
... object being to prove , chiefly by deductive reasoning , that jus soli and jus poli are distinct . † Such being the case , it is difficult to make extracts , as the whole work might be cited in illustration of Dante's legal powers . As ...
Page 102
... una che le cinque spade . ** " The public good ought to be the object of the legislator , " are the opening words of Bentham's “ Principles of Legislation . " . is defined as the real and personal proportion of man I02 DANTE AS A JURIST .
... una che le cinque spade . ** " The public good ought to be the object of the legislator , " are the opening words of Bentham's “ Principles of Legislation . " . is defined as the real and personal proportion of man I02 DANTE AS A JURIST .
Page 107
... object of both canon and civil reason is to rectify the avarice which grows by accumulation of wealth . This is manifest from the beginning of their writings ( iv . , 12 ) .¶ The mind may be infirm . Of this infirmity the law speaks ...
... object of both canon and civil reason is to rectify the avarice which grows by accumulation of wealth . This is manifest from the beginning of their writings ( iv . , 12 ) .¶ The mind may be infirm . Of this infirmity the law speaks ...
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