The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 99
... seems to have judged the class less severely than his contemporaries , and even recognised that they might suffer injustice . He praised Judge Reason ( and by implication denounced other judges ) because she had not -basely to ...
... seems to have judged the class less severely than his contemporaries , and even recognised that they might suffer injustice . He praised Judge Reason ( and by implication denounced other judges ) because she had not -basely to ...
Page 104
... seems to have disliked intensely the study necessary for the profession of the law , and , indeed , he denounced the profession ( though it was his father's , and doubtless supported him ) very freely , in the person of John Quill . Why ...
... seems to have disliked intensely the study necessary for the profession of the law , and , indeed , he denounced the profession ( though it was his father's , and doubtless supported him ) very freely , in the person of John Quill . Why ...
Page 124
... seems well fitted to be the standard practice - book upon the subject with which it is concerned . Sixth Edition . Pratt's Income Tax , being a full analysis of the provisions of the Income Tax Acts , with cases of illustration ...
... seems well fitted to be the standard practice - book upon the subject with which it is concerned . Sixth Edition . Pratt's Income Tax , being a full analysis of the provisions of the Income Tax Acts , with cases of illustration ...
Page 145
... seems that the title " admiral " was first used in England in the fourteenth century : in 1300 one Gervase Alard is called " Admiral of the Fleet of the Cinque Ports . " That may be considered , at present at any Selden Society . Select ...
... seems that the title " admiral " was first used in England in the fourteenth century : in 1300 one Gervase Alard is called " Admiral of the Fleet of the Cinque Ports . " That may be considered , at present at any Selden Society . Select ...
Page 179
... seems to flutter the old sheets of paper yellowed with time . The three letters which we here propose to quote from were written by him . to his mother , Mrs. Gifford , of Parker's Wells , Exeter , and bear on the face of them the ...
... seems to flutter the old sheets of paper yellowed with time . The three letters which we here propose to quote from were written by him . to his mother , Mrs. Gifford , of Parker's Wells , Exeter , and bear on the face of them the ...
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