The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1877 - Law |
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Page 86
... period . Tardily introduced , reluctantly adopted , the important juridical questions involved in the creation of a negotiable instrument were not even thought of at that time . It was not until the close of the 18th century that ...
... period . Tardily introduced , reluctantly adopted , the important juridical questions involved in the creation of a negotiable instrument were not even thought of at that time . It was not until the close of the 18th century that ...
Page 103
... period would be when courts and governments were no longer needed . - when every citizen knew the right and did it . Thus far in the discussion I have not brought out promi- nently the distinction between the written or positive law and ...
... period would be when courts and governments were no longer needed . - when every citizen knew the right and did it . Thus far in the discussion I have not brought out promi- nently the distinction between the written or positive law and ...
Page 104
... period . But I doubt not that some infractions of law , some irregularities and anom- alies , are just as essential ... period . In a more advanced period of social development , the governmental function resides in a single head , with ...
... period . But I doubt not that some infractions of law , some irregularities and anom- alies , are just as essential ... period . In a more advanced period of social development , the governmental function resides in a single head , with ...
Page 105
... period of government . As intelligence becomes diffused , industrial institutions increase , and wealth is distributed , larger numbers participate in the affairs of government , and a definite expression of funda- mental law is ...
... period of government . As intelligence becomes diffused , industrial institutions increase , and wealth is distributed , larger numbers participate in the affairs of government , and a definite expression of funda- mental law is ...
Page 109
... period ; that all people as soon as they have had a literature , have had also a code , more or less extensive and corresponding more or less nearly with the social environment . A large part of the history of the race is found written ...
... period ; that all people as soon as they have had a literature , have had also a code , more or less extensive and corresponding more or less nearly with the social environment . A large part of the history of the race is found written ...
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