The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 56
... seem to agree with Mr. Holland that " these terms , though not perfectly satisfactory , are perhaps as good as any substitutes ... seems to me that a far * For Austin's preference of these terms to the possible subtitutes for them , see ...
... seem to agree with Mr. Holland that " these terms , though not perfectly satisfactory , are perhaps as good as any substitutes ... seems to me that a far * For Austin's preference of these terms to the possible subtitutes for them , see ...
Page 59
... seems to have lost sight of , or to have rejected as valueless , the classification of rights in rem according to the nature of what he calls the object of the right . Now , the object of a right may be either a thing or a person , or ...
... seems to have lost sight of , or to have rejected as valueless , the classification of rights in rem according to the nature of what he calls the object of the right . Now , the object of a right may be either a thing or a person , or ...
Page 62
... seems to be between the place assigned to them by Mr. Holland and the one I have suggested . It is true that the mutual rights of trustee and cestui - que- trust depend considerably upon the agreement entered into between the parties ...
... seems to be between the place assigned to them by Mr. Holland and the one I have suggested . It is true that the mutual rights of trustee and cestui - que- trust depend considerably upon the agreement entered into between the parties ...
Page 63
... seem to belong to the Law of Status , three more were intimately connected with ownership , another was the obligation of a heres to a legatee , while to only two , the topics of money paid under a mistake , and voluntary performance of ...
... seem to belong to the Law of Status , three more were intimately connected with ownership , another was the obligation of a heres to a legatee , while to only two , the topics of money paid under a mistake , and voluntary performance of ...
Page 70
... seems to be that the French system not only allows , but encourages a man to make use of the courts in that country to obtain a judgment against a non - resident alien , without even so much as having a cause of action against him ...
... seems to be that the French system not only allows , but encourages a man to make use of the courts in that country to obtain a judgment against a non - resident alien , without even so much as having a cause of action against him ...
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