The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 97
... rules right which may prevent war . And there are no rules of international law clearer or stronger than this - that in time of peace the flag covers the vessel , unless it is engaged in piracy or depredation on the high seas . It is ...
... rules right which may prevent war . And there are no rules of international law clearer or stronger than this - that in time of peace the flag covers the vessel , unless it is engaged in piracy or depredation on the high seas . It is ...
Page 103
... rule in force . The rule amounts to this , that the party really injured has suffered no injury sufficient for the law to notice , but that her father , or master , who has lost her services , can bring an action for such secondary and ...
... rule in force . The rule amounts to this , that the party really injured has suffered no injury sufficient for the law to notice , but that her father , or master , who has lost her services , can bring an action for such secondary and ...
Page 152
... rules of Court ; an enactment which the Court of Queen's Bench held to apply to agreements for reference of future differences as well as present , which of course involved that the old doctrine was obsolete . This view was taken by ...
... rules of Court ; an enactment which the Court of Queen's Bench held to apply to agreements for reference of future differences as well as present , which of course involved that the old doctrine was obsolete . This view was taken by ...
Page 158
... rules . Thus when an application was made for a rule nisi to reduce the damages in a case in which a jury had given £ 1,575 against the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company on a claim for compensation , the court held that juries ...
... rules . Thus when an application was made for a rule nisi to reduce the damages in a case in which a jury had given £ 1,575 against the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company on a claim for compensation , the court held that juries ...
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... rules for new trials in accident cases . One was a case in which a child got on a railway and was passing at a ... rules were granted were only following out the application of known rules of law ; as , for instance , the rule as to the ...
... rules for new trials in accident cases . One was a case in which a child got on a railway and was passing at a ... rules were granted were only following out the application of known rules of law ; as , for instance , the rule as to the ...
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