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Page 113
... observation . The future legologist must be prepared to depart from the beaten paths of his predecessors and enter the broad and almost undiscovered region of sociology . He must be versed in both physical and psychical science , in ...
... observation . The future legologist must be prepared to depart from the beaten paths of his predecessors and enter the broad and almost undiscovered region of sociology . He must be versed in both physical and psychical science , in ...
Page 158
... observe the ships , that should enter or sail out of the ports . " Selden * cites this proclama- tion of the ... observation , that a great part of the Law of England was in the breasts of the Judges , so that Foreign Powers could not be ...
... observe the ships , that should enter or sail out of the ports . " Selden * cites this proclama- tion of the ... observation , that a great part of the Law of England was in the breasts of the Judges , so that Foreign Powers could not be ...
Page 166
... observed as regards the criminal jurisdiction which was transferred from the Admiral's Court to Special Commissioners , under 28 H. VIII . , c . 15 , that there is no restriction imposed by the Statute upon the exercise of that ...
... observed as regards the criminal jurisdiction which was transferred from the Admiral's Court to Special Commissioners , under 28 H. VIII . , c . 15 , that there is no restriction imposed by the Statute upon the exercise of that ...
Page 168
... observations : - " I have done so , " he says , ( that is , I have cited these authorities ) " because it seems to me that the whole question depends entirely upon authority . There is no reason founded on the axiomatic rules of right ...
... observations : - " I have done so , " he says , ( that is , I have cited these authorities ) " because it seems to me that the whole question depends entirely upon authority . There is no reason founded on the axiomatic rules of right ...
Page 194
... observation of Alderson B. , in the case of Osborne v . London Dock Co. ( ub . sup . ) , that the practice created by this Act was an improvement upon that of Equity , shews that it was thus understood at first by the Common Law Judges ...
... observation of Alderson B. , in the case of Osborne v . London Dock Co. ( ub . sup . ) , that the practice created by this Act was an improvement upon that of Equity , shews that it was thus understood at first by the Common Law Judges ...
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