The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... reference to the development of law as a science . The dis- cussion , in a written form , of such questions as from time to time arise , with reference to the principles of jurisprudence , cannot but have some effect in promoting the ...
... reference to the development of law as a science . The dis- cussion , in a written form , of such questions as from time to time arise , with reference to the principles of jurisprudence , cannot but have some effect in promoting the ...
Page 14
... of legal history and legal principle , was clear . But the court decided with reference to mere practice , and so erroneously as to law . And so in many other cases , not carried to Court of Error , 14 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
... of legal history and legal principle , was clear . But the court decided with reference to mere practice , and so erroneously as to law . And so in many other cases , not carried to Court of Error , 14 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
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... is , indeed , the only medium for the exposition or discussion of such questions as they arise , without reference to any particular interest or result , and entirely in the interests of law and 16 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
... is , indeed , the only medium for the exposition or discussion of such questions as they arise , without reference to any particular interest or result , and entirely in the interests of law and 16 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
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... reference to legislation , and changes in the law or the judicial system , especially in an age in which , as Savigny observed the prevalent spirit is that of change , and political causes too often influence the changes which are made ...
... reference to legislation , and changes in the law or the judicial system , especially in an age in which , as Savigny observed the prevalent spirit is that of change , and political causes too often influence the changes which are made ...
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... reference to the effects which his measures have produced . Hence the absolute necessity of having full and regular details of the action of the law . We make some change in the system . We are bound to examine how the new law works ...
... reference to the effects which his measures have produced . Hence the absolute necessity of having full and regular details of the action of the law . We make some change in the system . We are bound to examine how the new law works ...
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