The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 82
... opinion . not long since expressed by the high authority of a Royal Commission , -I mean the law affecting the custody and control of lunatics . The same principles which lead us to provide , at the cost of the State , for those who are ...
... opinion . not long since expressed by the high authority of a Royal Commission , -I mean the law affecting the custody and control of lunatics . The same principles which lead us to provide , at the cost of the State , for those who are ...
Page 89
... calculated to deprive it of all weight - unsworn , not subject to cross - ex- amination , not giving any grounds for the opinion expressed , not showing any special fitness in the signer , and ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW . 89.
... calculated to deprive it of all weight - unsworn , not subject to cross - ex- amination , not giving any grounds for the opinion expressed , not showing any special fitness in the signer , and ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW . 89.
Page 92
... for the Regulation and Control of Railway Companies . I presume that no one will expect me to express any opinion upon the question , which will have to be determined by Parliament next session , what is 92 ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
... for the Regulation and Control of Railway Companies . I presume that no one will expect me to express any opinion upon the question , which will have to be determined by Parliament next session , what is 92 ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
Page 93
... opinion sufficiently formed to be of any value , even if it would be becoming in me to give utterance to it . But I assume it as an axiom that some public control over the administration of our national highways is a public necessity ...
... opinion sufficiently formed to be of any value , even if it would be becoming in me to give utterance to it . But I assume it as an axiom that some public control over the administration of our national highways is a public necessity ...
Page 100
... opinion that the obligation in this case was fulfilled , and that the charterers , though they desired to get the vessel into the railway dock for the purpose of discharging on to trucks , could not reasonably refuse to take delivery ...
... opinion that the obligation in this case was fulfilled , and that the charterers , though they desired to get the vessel into the railway dock for the purpose of discharging on to trucks , could not reasonably refuse to take delivery ...
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