The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 190
... owner , and is based on the vicious principle of dividing amongst a class what exclusively belongs to some other person . Where the owner has given a man the right of dealing with his property by sale or consignment , he has no right to ...
... owner , and is based on the vicious principle of dividing amongst a class what exclusively belongs to some other person . Where the owner has given a man the right of dealing with his property by sale or consignment , he has no right to ...
Page 191
... owner , and it ought no more to be subject to division amongst the creditors than property to which a trust attaches . The reputation of ownership should not deprive the real owner of his right of ownership ; much less ought the ...
... owner , and it ought no more to be subject to division amongst the creditors than property to which a trust attaches . The reputation of ownership should not deprive the real owner of his right of ownership ; much less ought the ...
Page 192
... owner- ship , has been really left to be interpreted by juries ; and the result has been that , like a house which has been transformed both internally and externally , it is hardly possible to recognise the original structure . Section ...
... owner- ship , has been really left to be interpreted by juries ; and the result has been that , like a house which has been transformed both internally and externally , it is hardly possible to recognise the original structure . Section ...
Page 215
... owner , two miles on a public road , then upon a private branch railway , on a level crossing , and afterwards when on the main line it was killed by a passing train . Held that the owner of the branch line was not liable in damages ...
... owner , two miles on a public road , then upon a private branch railway , on a level crossing , and afterwards when on the main line it was killed by a passing train . Held that the owner of the branch line was not liable in damages ...
Page 216
... owner of the cargo refused to consent to the cargo being hypothecated for the damage . The ship and cargo were sold ... owners , and with the other parties interested , such as the owners of the cargo and the underwriters , represents ...
... owner of the cargo refused to consent to the cargo being hypothecated for the damage . The ship and cargo were sold ... owners , and with the other parties interested , such as the owners of the cargo and the underwriters , represents ...
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