The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1877 - Law |
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Page 94
... practice regarding Bills of Exchange . Having thus far endeavoured to explain the guiding prin- ciples in relation to Bills of Exchange and negotiable in- struments which have been evolved from the usages and customs of the merchants of ...
... practice regarding Bills of Exchange . Having thus far endeavoured to explain the guiding prin- ciples in relation to Bills of Exchange and negotiable in- struments which have been evolved from the usages and customs of the merchants of ...
Page 174
... practice of Nations has intervened and shifted the matter from its foundations of that species the expression which Grotius uses on these occasions ( placuit gentibus ) is in my opinion perfectly correct , intimating that there is an ...
... practice of Nations has intervened and shifted the matter from its foundations of that species the expression which Grotius uses on these occasions ( placuit gentibus ) is in my opinion perfectly correct , intimating that there is an ...
Page 180
... practice of the English Law ; and with that view he became a member of the Middle Temple on the 11th of November , 1840. Mr. Serjeant Petersdorff ( whose pupil he became about this time ) says of him : " His general kindly disposition ...
... practice of the English Law ; and with that view he became a member of the Middle Temple on the 11th of November , 1840. Mr. Serjeant Petersdorff ( whose pupil he became about this time ) says of him : " His general kindly disposition ...
Page 181
... practice as a pleader till the year 1852 ; and it was to the careful study necessitated by that occupation that he always attributed the accurate knowledge of law for which he was afterwards distinguished both at the Bar and on the ...
... practice as a pleader till the year 1852 ; and it was to the careful study necessitated by that occupation that he always attributed the accurate knowledge of law for which he was afterwards distinguished both at the Bar and on the ...
Page 194
... practice has more ingenuity been disclosed than in those cases in which Defendants have attempted to sup- port demurrers and exceptions to answers objecting to discovery . These repeated contests also shewed that in point of practice ...
... practice has more ingenuity been disclosed than in those cases in which Defendants have attempted to sup- port demurrers and exceptions to answers objecting to discovery . These repeated contests also shewed that in point of practice ...
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