The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 82
... principle of the Roman administrative system , save that the Roman Emperor promulgated his decrees without the formality of a popular vote . If public opinion did not , on the whole , justify the em- peror , means were found to remove ...
... principle of the Roman administrative system , save that the Roman Emperor promulgated his decrees without the formality of a popular vote . If public opinion did not , on the whole , justify the em- peror , means were found to remove ...
Page 105
... principle that champerty and barratry are wrong . That it is wrong to foment and protract litiga- tion . That it is contrary to public policy to excite and stir up suits and quarrels . The object of this section was to prevent the ...
... principle that champerty and barratry are wrong . That it is wrong to foment and protract litiga- tion . That it is contrary to public policy to excite and stir up suits and quarrels . The object of this section was to prevent the ...
Page 107
... principle that a tender of money must be in the exact amount ; that the offer of a larger sum with a request for change is not a good tender and this rule has been applied to common carriers as well as others , though in a California ...
... principle that a tender of money must be in the exact amount ; that the offer of a larger sum with a request for change is not a good tender and this rule has been applied to common carriers as well as others , though in a California ...
Page 116
... principle of the exercise of reasonable care , which measures the duty by the magnitude of the danger reasonably to be anticipated by one possessed of the knowledge necessary to foresee it . " Authorities from other jurisdictions are ...
... principle of the exercise of reasonable care , which measures the duty by the magnitude of the danger reasonably to be anticipated by one possessed of the knowledge necessary to foresee it . " Authorities from other jurisdictions are ...
Page 120
... principle of inheritance of land was by no means fully settled , and it was usual for the heir to pay a fine ( called a relief ) upon inheriting his ancestor's land ; the lord had charge of infant heirs and their lands ( which afforded ...
... principle of inheritance of land was by no means fully settled , and it was usual for the heir to pay a fine ( called a relief ) upon inheriting his ancestor's land ; the lord had charge of infant heirs and their lands ( which afforded ...
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