The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 64
... proposed system , would in nine cases out of ten , come into the hands of the stranger , is still open to the young brother or sister in the case of need . In the view which we take of this question , the peculiarity of the law as ...
... proposed system , would in nine cases out of ten , come into the hands of the stranger , is still open to the young brother or sister in the case of need . In the view which we take of this question , the peculiarity of the law as ...
Page 65
... propose an assimilation of the laws affecting real estates all over England ( p . 382 ) . Mr. Brougham's opinion is strongly in favour of the abolition . of peculiar tenures and customs , the inconvenience of some of which were pointed ...
... propose an assimilation of the laws affecting real estates all over England ( p . 382 ) . Mr. Brougham's opinion is strongly in favour of the abolition . of peculiar tenures and customs , the inconvenience of some of which were pointed ...
Page 66
... proposed change would be injurious to the lower classes . None of the arguments in favour of that change can bear strict investigation ; for though at first sight they seem to be plausible , yet , upon mature con- sideration , they ...
... proposed change would be injurious to the lower classes . None of the arguments in favour of that change can bear strict investigation ; for though at first sight they seem to be plausible , yet , upon mature con- sideration , they ...
Page 92
... . 134 , 135 , 316 , as to this , and as to modes proposed for improving the published accounts , so as to convey more specific information . principles , to form a judgment for themselves of the 92 Principles and Law of Banking .
... . 134 , 135 , 316 , as to this , and as to modes proposed for improving the published accounts , so as to convey more specific information . principles , to form a judgment for themselves of the 92 Principles and Law of Banking .
Page 93
... proposal , except on the most ample and pressing reasons , would 1 1Ex parte Brockwell , 26 L. J. Chanc . 859-863 , where see the previous decisions examined ; also Ex parte Duranty , 28 L. J. Chanc . 37 ; Ex parte Bigge , id . 50 ...
... proposal , except on the most ample and pressing reasons , would 1 1Ex parte Brockwell , 26 L. J. Chanc . 859-863 , where see the previous decisions examined ; also Ex parte Duranty , 28 L. J. Chanc . 37 ; Ex parte Bigge , id . 50 ...
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