The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 39
... refused to do so , he ( Mr. Broun ) claimed by his own act and deed to assume Knighthood . He threw the responsi- bility of so doing upon that Officer and the Prime Minister who had sanctioned that Officer's conduct . As the heir of a ...
... refused to do so , he ( Mr. Broun ) claimed by his own act and deed to assume Knighthood . He threw the responsi- bility of so doing upon that Officer and the Prime Minister who had sanctioned that Officer's conduct . As the heir of a ...
Page 51
... refuse to accept the remainder of the cargo , and if they resist the shipper has a right to demand that the vessel shall go to sea with the cargo actually on board . B. Bk . II . , 75 diff . , G. 566 , I. 563 . 671. When three - fifths ...
... refuse to accept the remainder of the cargo , and if they resist the shipper has a right to demand that the vessel shall go to sea with the cargo actually on board . B. Bk . II . , 75 diff . , G. 566 , I. 563 . 671. When three - fifths ...
Page 52
... refuse to take it , or discharge it at the cost of its owner . Similarly , the captain may , before sailing , land goods which have been shipped secretly , or may carry them if he can stow them properly , requiring as freight for them ...
... refuse to take it , or discharge it at the cost of its owner . Similarly , the captain may , before sailing , land goods which have been shipped secretly , or may carry them if he can stow them properly , requiring as freight for them ...
Page 139
... refused the motion . The report , he said , was not , and could not be expected to be , a perfectly accurate report , yet it contained no such inaccuracy and no such impropriety in any part of it as to justify the motion ; and though he ...
... refused the motion . The report , he said , was not , and could not be expected to be , a perfectly accurate report , yet it contained no such inaccuracy and no such impropriety in any part of it as to justify the motion ; and though he ...
Page 140
... refused the rule ; because , if , looking to the mode of distribution , and its general character and object ( to explain the absence of an orchestra at the concert owing to the expenses of the action ) , the paper could constitute a ...
... refused the rule ; because , if , looking to the mode of distribution , and its general character and object ( to explain the absence of an orchestra at the concert owing to the expenses of the action ) , the paper could constitute a ...
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