The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 38
... persons , qualified to be coun- cillors , as additional members . All rural district councils in a county are also to be represented on the county council by their chairman , or , if he cannot take the place , by some other member ...
... persons , qualified to be coun- cillors , as additional members . All rural district councils in a county are also to be represented on the county council by their chairman , or , if he cannot take the place , by some other member ...
Page 48
... person , another to his property , as , for instance , damage to a watch , there is no doubt that he could maintain two actions in respect of the one blow . I may apply the test I mentioned in the argument . If he became bankrupt , the ...
... person , another to his property , as , for instance , damage to a watch , there is no doubt that he could maintain two actions in respect of the one blow . I may apply the test I mentioned in the argument . If he became bankrupt , the ...
Page 50
... person or the feelings of the bankrupt , and the loss or gain to the personal estate would be greater or less according to the compensation given for such injury , whether by breach of contract or otherwise , the right of action would ...
... person or the feelings of the bankrupt , and the loss or gain to the personal estate would be greater or less according to the compensation given for such injury , whether by breach of contract or otherwise , the right of action would ...
Page 78
... person will unjustifiably set it in motion to the injury of a third person , should such injury be brought about , the sufferer may have redress by action against both or either of the two , but unquestionably against the first . But ...
... person will unjustifiably set it in motion to the injury of a third person , should such injury be brought about , the sufferer may have redress by action against both or either of the two , but unquestionably against the first . But ...
Page 80
... persons responsible for the navigation of ships to persons suffering by default in that navigation ; but it only includes them as part of a much larger and more general category . The legislation points to a common law action , to a ...
... persons responsible for the navigation of ships to persons suffering by default in that navigation ; but it only includes them as part of a much larger and more general category . The legislation points to a common law action , to a ...
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