The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 228
... relation of Canal Companies , at that time , to the canals of which they were the owners . Soon , however , it was discovered that such a use of railways would be inconsistent with safety or convenience , and hence , although railway ...
... relation of Canal Companies , at that time , to the canals of which they were the owners . Soon , however , it was discovered that such a use of railways would be inconsistent with safety or convenience , and hence , although railway ...
Page 233
... relation to such steam vessels . By the regulation of Railways Act , 1873 , these powers and duties are transferred to the Railway Commissioners . Further , with the view of encou- * See 5th Report of the Committee of 1844 . † 26 and 27 ...
... relation to such steam vessels . By the regulation of Railways Act , 1873 , these powers and duties are transferred to the Railway Commissioners . Further , with the view of encou- * See 5th Report of the Committee of 1844 . † 26 and 27 ...
Page 238
... relation , and , there- fore , it is most expedient that they should be had regard to by a competent body of experienced guardians . This leads us to speak , however , of the main defect of the Bill , or rather , as we would suggest ...
... relation , and , there- fore , it is most expedient that they should be had regard to by a competent body of experienced guardians . This leads us to speak , however , of the main defect of the Bill , or rather , as we would suggest ...
Page 240
... relation to the injury , will encourage the public in their applications for the remedy far more than a much more complete and stringent remedy , the procurement of which is a matter of doubt . The greatest reform of law which could be ...
... relation to the injury , will encourage the public in their applications for the remedy far more than a much more complete and stringent remedy , the procurement of which is a matter of doubt . The greatest reform of law which could be ...
Page 243
... relation which exists between railway companies and the public and that which exists . between any of the oppressed classes above alluded to , and those classes of persons who may tyrannize over them to the sacrifice of their interest ...
... relation which exists between railway companies and the public and that which exists . between any of the oppressed classes above alluded to , and those classes of persons who may tyrannize over them to the sacrifice of their interest ...
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