The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 146
... objects and a proper motive . If dis- proportionate to the reasonable wants of his family , it became so by accident , which could not , during the earlier accumulations , have been foreseen . The evidence then does not support the ...
... objects and a proper motive . If dis- proportionate to the reasonable wants of his family , it became so by accident , which could not , during the earlier accumulations , have been foreseen . The evidence then does not support the ...
Page 157
... objects might have been attained by other and more . simple means ; and thirdly , inadequate , since it failed to secure the results which it professed to seek . The people of Heligoland , like those of the other islands . which form ...
... objects might have been attained by other and more . simple means ; and thirdly , inadequate , since it failed to secure the results which it professed to seek . The people of Heligoland , like those of the other islands . which form ...
Page 158
... objects , which guided the decisions of the law courts ; and when royal ordinances had to be issued , it is said to have been the uniform practice that the representatives of the inhabi- tants should be previously heard . When the ...
... objects , which guided the decisions of the law courts ; and when royal ordinances had to be issued , it is said to have been the uniform practice that the representatives of the inhabi- tants should be previously heard . When the ...
Page 222
... objects which the Stockholm Congress had in view , most of the Governments of the Continent , and even some in the far East and in South America , testified the most marked sympathy . The Italian Government had lent a very practical aid ...
... objects which the Stockholm Congress had in view , most of the Governments of the Continent , and even some in the far East and in South America , testified the most marked sympathy . The Italian Government had lent a very practical aid ...
Page 226
... object before him , in the composition of an Elementary Course of Criminal Law , intended as a commentary for the use of students , and necessarily taking the French Penal Code as his basis , deals less fully with theory , and more ...
... object before him , in the composition of an Elementary Course of Criminal Law , intended as a commentary for the use of students , and necessarily taking the French Penal Code as his basis , deals less fully with theory , and more ...
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