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Page 63
... another was the obligation of a heres to a legatee , while to only two , the topics
of money paid under a mistake , and voluntary performance of services (
Negotiorum gestor ) , can the name of quasi - contracts with any accuracy be
applied .
... another was the obligation of a heres to a legatee , while to only two , the topics
of money paid under a mistake , and voluntary performance of services (
Negotiorum gestor ) , can the name of quasi - contracts with any accuracy be
applied .
Page 69
We may assume that the English method of citing a nonresident alien defendant
to appear before its courts has been framed with great care , due regard having
been paid to the fundamental rules of International Law . The courts therefore ...
We may assume that the English method of citing a nonresident alien defendant
to appear before its courts has been framed with great care , due regard having
been paid to the fundamental rules of International Law . The courts therefore ...
Page 75
Held that an architect employed to prepare plans for a building has implied
authority to employ a surveyor to measure the plans and issue schedules for the
use of the tradesmen , and the surveyor if not paid has a good claim against the ...
Held that an architect employed to prepare plans for a building has implied
authority to employ a surveyor to measure the plans and issue schedules for the
use of the tradesmen , and the surveyor if not paid has a good claim against the ...
Page 115
Informations exhibited by the King's Attorney - General are considered as the
King's own prosecutions , and are called “ Declarations for the King , " therefore
no costs are paid upon them . In the other informations ( i.e. , those filed by the ...
Informations exhibited by the King's Attorney - General are considered as the
King's own prosecutions , and are called “ Declarations for the King , " therefore
no costs are paid upon them . In the other informations ( i.e. , those filed by the ...
Page 167
G. GRAY , [ Paid canvassing is undoubtedly doomed , and in order to render its
abolition effective , it may possibly be found expedient to also prohibit canvassing
by any one but the candidate . But to forbid the candidate himself to ask a ...
G. GRAY , [ Paid canvassing is undoubtedly doomed , and in order to render its
abolition effective , it may possibly be found expedient to also prohibit canvassing
by any one but the candidate . But to forbid the candidate himself to ask a ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1881 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2012 |
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