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Page 6
This is the source of the evil ; the pursuit of law as a profession , or a trade ,
without any provision for its study as a science . And he goes on to speak of the “
selfish views of practitioners . " Mr. Hallam thus describes the extent and the
results of ...
This is the source of the evil ; the pursuit of law as a profession , or a trade ,
without any provision for its study as a science . And he goes on to speak of the “
selfish views of practitioners . " Mr. Hallam thus describes the extent and the
results of ...
Page 69
... Sir John Wickens , and to make provision for the hearing of some urgent
applications in the causes and matters which , at the time of his death , were
attached to his Court , the Lord Chancellor has directed that until the successor to
the late ...
... Sir John Wickens , and to make provision for the hearing of some urgent
applications in the causes and matters which , at the time of his death , were
attached to his Court , the Lord Chancellor has directed that until the successor to
the late ...
Page 77
Probably , he had meant to make some provision for the defendant ; but the law
said , whatever common sense might say , that when a man transfers stock into
the joint names of himself and his mistress , there was by implication a resulting ...
Probably , he had meant to make some provision for the defendant ; but the law
said , whatever common sense might say , that when a man transfers stock into
the joint names of himself and his mistress , there was by implication a resulting ...
Page 166
There is also a very large and increasing number of persons who live in
residences , of which the flats in Victoria Street may be taken as a type , who
ought to be , and would be , brought by the provisions of the Juries Bill upon the
jury list .
There is also a very large and increasing number of persons who live in
residences , of which the flats in Victoria Street may be taken as a type , who
ought to be , and would be , brought by the provisions of the Juries Bill upon the
jury list .
Page 176
Ample provision was made by the Juries Bill against the summoning by sheriffs
on various independent systems of their own , of which the public has no
knowledge whatever , and founded on their own caprice , convenience , or
notions of ...
Ample provision was made by the Juries Bill against the summoning by sheriffs
on various independent systems of their own , of which the public has no
knowledge whatever , and founded on their own caprice , convenience , or
notions of ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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