The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 46
... remarks upon the difference between law and conscience , Cleanthes exclaims , with reference to an acute interpretation of an act of parliament— " A fine law evasion ! Good sir ! rehearse the whole statute to me . ' Mongst many words ...
... remarks upon the difference between law and conscience , Cleanthes exclaims , with reference to an acute interpretation of an act of parliament— " A fine law evasion ! Good sir ! rehearse the whole statute to me . ' Mongst many words ...
Page 50
... remark made by Lord Campbell in this page , relates to the word attorney - it is offered apropos of the pas- sage where Rosalind recommends Orlando " to die by attorney . " Whereupon the critic observes , " I am sorry to say that in our ...
... remark made by Lord Campbell in this page , relates to the word attorney - it is offered apropos of the pas- sage where Rosalind recommends Orlando " to die by attorney . " Whereupon the critic observes , " I am sorry to say that in our ...
Page 52
... remark still farther , and express equal distaste to pirating with discrimination ; a process sometimes described as borrowing without acknowledgment . ART . V. - Speech on the Laws relating to the Property of Intestates , in the House ...
... remark still farther , and express equal distaste to pirating with discrimination ; a process sometimes described as borrowing without acknowledgment . ART . V. - Speech on the Laws relating to the Property of Intestates , in the House ...
Page 53
... remarks of Lord Chief Justice Hale are , nevertheless , peculiarly applicable to the proposed alteration in the law of descent of real estate , unless better reasons and more sufficient grounds than we have yet met with can be adduced ...
... remarks of Lord Chief Justice Hale are , nevertheless , peculiarly applicable to the proposed alteration in the law of descent of real estate , unless better reasons and more sufficient grounds than we have yet met with can be adduced ...
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... remarks would have been pertinent had the House been in committee on the bill , but , as that was not the case , that they were wholly beside the question . The parliamentary inexperience of the young Solicitor - General might have ...
... remarks would have been pertinent had the House been in committee on the bill , but , as that was not the case , that they were wholly beside the question . The parliamentary inexperience of the young Solicitor - General might have ...
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