The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 35
... relation to which uniformity might be required and expected , but involve questions of policy in relation to which uniformity would be altogether out of place . This complaint of un- certainty is altogether a mistaken one . Uncertain ...
... relation to which uniformity might be required and expected , but involve questions of policy in relation to which uniformity would be altogether out of place . This complaint of un- certainty is altogether a mistaken one . Uncertain ...
Page 42
... relation to Private Bills . But if , as we said before , this reasoning is true of them , it ought to hold with regard to public measures . Indeed , the distinction between private and public measures is mis- leading . In many cases ...
... relation to Private Bills . But if , as we said before , this reasoning is true of them , it ought to hold with regard to public measures . Indeed , the distinction between private and public measures is mis- leading . In many cases ...
Page 43
... relation to the pro- posed Private Bill Tribunal . It would in all probability have the effect of stopping legislation , of crippling enter- prise , of retarding the natural development of the country . The meddling with this matter is ...
... relation to the pro- posed Private Bill Tribunal . It would in all probability have the effect of stopping legislation , of crippling enter- prise , of retarding the natural development of the country . The meddling with this matter is ...
Page 49
... p . 104 ) , but Savigny is here considering Acts in a special light , as sources of legal relations , as titles to rights . for " intention . " All human beings are capable 4 66 49 JURISPRUDENCE ' " " AND CODIFICATION .
... p . 104 ) , but Savigny is here considering Acts in a special light , as sources of legal relations , as titles to rights . for " intention . " All human beings are capable 4 66 49 JURISPRUDENCE ' " " AND CODIFICATION .
Page 53
... relations . On one point , at any rate , these three great jurists are agreed , and that is , that the first book of Gaius ' treatise has little or nothing to do with rights . Mr. Holland mentions Savigny's view apparently with approval ...
... relations . On one point , at any rate , these three great jurists are agreed , and that is , that the first book of Gaius ' treatise has little or nothing to do with rights . Mr. Holland mentions Savigny's view apparently with approval ...
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