The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 189
If the Divisional Courts are abolished or modified , the Court of Appeal will have
more to do , and it is reasonable that its members should be more highly paid ,
and not be liable to have their labours interrupted by the distraction of officiating
as ...
If the Divisional Courts are abolished or modified , the Court of Appeal will have
more to do , and it is reasonable that its members should be more highly paid ,
and not be liable to have their labours interrupted by the distraction of officiating
as ...
Page 193
Sir James William , of Craigflower , Fifeshire , Senior Paid Member of the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council , and a Bencher , Inner Temple , aged 70. Sir
James , who was eldest son of the late Andrew Colvile , of Ochiltree , Esq . , by ...
Sir James William , of Craigflower , Fifeshire , Senior Paid Member of the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council , and a Bencher , Inner Temple , aged 70. Sir
James , who was eldest son of the late Andrew Colvile , of Ochiltree , Esq . , by ...
Page 203
... be worth while for Mr. Copinger himself to register a Trade Mark in the office of
the Commissioner of Patents , Washington . We should have liked , from the point
of view of style , to see greater attention paid to his English by Mr. Copinger .
... be worth while for Mr. Copinger himself to register a Trade Mark in the office of
the Commissioner of Patents , Washington . We should have liked , from the point
of view of style , to see greater attention paid to his English by Mr. Copinger .
Page 282
... the petitioner's name being regularly entered on the register he was liable , as
a shareholder , to calls , but reserving to him any claim of relief he might be able
to establish against the bank or its shareholders after the debts had been paid .
... the petitioner's name being regularly entered on the register he was liable , as
a shareholder , to calls , but reserving to him any claim of relief he might be able
to establish against the bank or its shareholders after the debts had been paid .
Page 283
The dividends were afterwards paid on the receipt of the other trustee : Held , in
liquidation , that the executor , tho ' he had resigned office , was still liable as a
contributory . Per Lord President : “ It appears to me that it is impossible to
remove ...
The dividends were afterwards paid on the receipt of the other trustee : Held , in
liquidation , that the executor , tho ' he had resigned office , was still liable as a
contributory . Per Lord President : “ It appears to me that it is impossible to
remove ...
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