The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 197
... position , has not higher prizes open to him . The appointment is not a desirable one , it brings more dignity than ease ; and as for the pay it bears no pro- portion to the work . The gentlemen who gets the appoint- ment will be ...
... position , has not higher prizes open to him . The appointment is not a desirable one , it brings more dignity than ease ; and as for the pay it bears no pro- portion to the work . The gentlemen who gets the appoint- ment will be ...
Page 202
... position of being able to publish at the very time when it was sure to be in the greatest demand . The Statute mentioned has introduced a possible revolution into the conduct of legal business in Scot- land . Now , every solicitor may ...
... position of being able to publish at the very time when it was sure to be in the greatest demand . The Statute mentioned has introduced a possible revolution into the conduct of legal business in Scot- land . Now , every solicitor may ...
Page 213
... position that the examination might be taken in the absence of the accused , as an extradition case . Since , other- wise , the statute would have no application at all . Since the accused , against whom the examinations are to be taken ...
... position that the examination might be taken in the absence of the accused , as an extradition case . Since , other- wise , the statute would have no application at all . Since the accused , against whom the examinations are to be taken ...
Page 244
... position that an infant is with regard to business transactions ; to offer a remedy under such circumstances to the public by means of a legal process , is to our thinking upon a par with an enact- ment which , to ensure the humane ...
... position that an infant is with regard to business transactions ; to offer a remedy under such circumstances to the public by means of a legal process , is to our thinking upon a par with an enact- ment which , to ensure the humane ...
Page 245
... position , and would , if they were really able to interfere as proposed , throw a heavy charge on the public . In this way one of the most excellent .recommendations was passed over , and we confess that when the present Act * was ...
... position , and would , if they were really able to interfere as proposed , throw a heavy charge on the public . In this way one of the most excellent .recommendations was passed over , and we confess that when the present Act * was ...
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