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Page 67
That those enactments were never intended to be used for the purpose of issuing
writs of injunction to restrain the publication of libels is obvious , from the fact that
no such were ever issued . Now , if a jurisdiction such as that recently held to ...
That those enactments were never intended to be used for the purpose of issuing
writs of injunction to restrain the publication of libels is obvious , from the fact that
no such were ever issued . Now , if a jurisdiction such as that recently held to ...
Page 68
... injunction ( either interlocutory or otherwise ) to restrain the publication of a
libel . There are indeed reports of cases which go far to negative the idea of any
such extension of jurisdiction beyond that then possessed by the Courts of Equity
.
... injunction ( either interlocutory or otherwise ) to restrain the publication of a
libel . There are indeed reports of cases which go far to negative the idea of any
such extension of jurisdiction beyond that then possessed by the Courts of Equity
.
Page 69
Therefore , unless a jurisdiction to restrain the publication of libels was actually
conferred by the C. L. P. Act , there was , of course , none such to “ transfer ” by
the Judicature Act . Such a jurisdiction was , however , as already observed , first
...
Therefore , unless a jurisdiction to restrain the publication of libels was actually
conferred by the C. L. P. Act , there was , of course , none such to “ transfer ” by
the Judicature Act . Such a jurisdiction was , however , as already observed , first
...
Page 70
... the fundamental principles of the English Law . The law of England allows a
party libelled , not only the choice of two remedies ; one in a civil court , the other
in 1 Fuage lom ature , ere il ould ourt cally rom 70 INJUNCTIONS TO RESTRAIN
...
... the fundamental principles of the English Law . The law of England allows a
party libelled , not only the choice of two remedies ; one in a civil court , the other
in 1 Fuage lom ature , ere il ould ourt cally rom 70 INJUNCTIONS TO RESTRAIN
...
Page 71
It has now , however , been authoritatively laid down by the Court of Appeal , that
a Judge has power to grant injunctions , interlocutory and otherwise , to restrain
the publication of libels ; but the де ס caution to be observed in its use is not by ...
It has now , however , been authoritatively laid down by the Court of Appeal , that
a Judge has power to grant injunctions , interlocutory and otherwise , to restrain
the publication of libels ; but the де ס caution to be observed in its use is not by ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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