The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 140
... shews clearly that they proceed from the view that vengeance and not indemnity was the object of primitive delict - process . The owner of the offending thing might get rid of his liability by making noxæ deditio in order that the ...
... shews clearly that they proceed from the view that vengeance and not indemnity was the object of primitive delict - process . The owner of the offending thing might get rid of his liability by making noxæ deditio in order that the ...
Page 156
... shews that the sway of that immoral tendency has been powerful enough to override all sense of fairness in the Executive and the very authority of the laws enacted by ourselves . At the periodical revision of the land assessments in the ...
... shews that the sway of that immoral tendency has been powerful enough to override all sense of fairness in the Executive and the very authority of the laws enacted by ourselves . At the periodical revision of the land assessments in the ...
Page 159
... shew : -- " All questions between the Government and the land- holders respecting the assessment and collection of the public revenue have hitherto been cognisable by Revenue Courts , where the collectors of revenue preside as judges ...
... shew : -- " All questions between the Government and the land- holders respecting the assessment and collection of the public revenue have hitherto been cognisable by Revenue Courts , where the collectors of revenue preside as judges ...
Page 169
... shews that the Masters have attracted a considerable share of public attention , and , it must be confessed , that the reasons for the interest of the public in the office have been little creditable to the holders of it , or to those ...
... shews that the Masters have attracted a considerable share of public attention , and , it must be confessed , that the reasons for the interest of the public in the office have been little creditable to the holders of it , or to those ...
Page 172
... that opinion carefully without finding any language which throws any light on the question or shews it to have been in any way considered . quote two passages , which seem to have escaped his 172 A QUESTION OF LEGITIMACY .
... that opinion carefully without finding any language which throws any light on the question or shews it to have been in any way considered . quote two passages , which seem to have escaped his 172 A QUESTION OF LEGITIMACY .
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