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Page 97
... person or class of persons were set apart for the special purpose of settling disputes among men and for enforcing penalties . Hence arose the judicial class in contradistinction to the priestly class . But law did not then cease to be ...
... person or class of persons were set apart for the special purpose of settling disputes among men and for enforcing penalties . Hence arose the judicial class in contradistinction to the priestly class . But law did not then cease to be ...
Page 100
... persons make a contract which is valid , the State will see that it is enforced . If a person lives in a populous town , he may be prevented from building his house of wood or other combustible material , the safety of the surrounding ...
... persons make a contract which is valid , the State will see that it is enforced . If a person lives in a populous town , he may be prevented from building his house of wood or other combustible material , the safety of the surrounding ...
Page 115
... persons over a subject of private property , mutually exclusive . The exercise of any portion of the public right by one person does not , even for a moment , suspend the possession by all other persons of exactly the same right ...
... persons over a subject of private property , mutually exclusive . The exercise of any portion of the public right by one person does not , even for a moment , suspend the possession by all other persons of exactly the same right ...
Page 120
... person an equally reason- able use of right of passage , as well as of the other rights forming the public right of navigation . Any person wrong- fully placing an obstruction in the river , which prevents the convenient exercise of the ...
... person an equally reason- able use of right of passage , as well as of the other rights forming the public right of navigation . Any person wrong- fully placing an obstruction in the river , which prevents the convenient exercise of the ...
Page 121
... person creating the nuisance because of nobody undertaking what would be everybody's duty , and , on the other , to protect the wrong - doer from being harassed by actions on the part of each one of the public , when one action would be ...
... person creating the nuisance because of nobody undertaking what would be everybody's duty , and , on the other , to protect the wrong - doer from being harassed by actions on the part of each one of the public , when one action would be ...
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