The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 344
... specific time ? If the capacity to surrender the repealing power is held to exist in the legislature , what language shall be deemed to afford sufficient evi- dence of a legislative intent to make such surrender ? The rule is that the ...
... specific time ? If the capacity to surrender the repealing power is held to exist in the legislature , what language shall be deemed to afford sufficient evi- dence of a legislative intent to make such surrender ? The rule is that the ...
Page 351
... specific tax per pole.3 cases . 4 It is important to refer to a recent explanation of the Granger In the case of the Georgia R. R. Co. v . Smith , where it was declared that the incorporation of a railroad company , giving it authority ...
... specific tax per pole.3 cases . 4 It is important to refer to a recent explanation of the Granger In the case of the Georgia R. R. Co. v . Smith , where it was declared that the incorporation of a railroad company , giving it authority ...
Page 359
... specific exceptions to legislative authority , such , for instance , as that it shall pass no bills of attainder , no ex post facto laws , and the like . Limitations of this kind can be preserved in practice in no other way than through ...
... specific exceptions to legislative authority , such , for instance , as that it shall pass no bills of attainder , no ex post facto laws , and the like . Limitations of this kind can be preserved in practice in no other way than through ...
Page 458
... Specific Perform- ance will be called for . Let me call attention to an error of the American editor . In Sec . 479 , note 4 of the American editor , occurs , the following : " But Mortimer v . Pritchard , 1 Bail . Ch . 505 , expresses ...
... Specific Perform- ance will be called for . Let me call attention to an error of the American editor . In Sec . 479 , note 4 of the American editor , occurs , the following : " But Mortimer v . Pritchard , 1 Bail . Ch . 505 , expresses ...
Page 516
... specific object of passing off this bill . The carrying on business in the false name might be for the purpose of creating a false impression , with a view to obtaining credit ; that might support a charge of obtaining money or goods by ...
... specific object of passing off this bill . The carrying on business in the false name might be for the purpose of creating a false impression , with a view to obtaining credit ; that might support a charge of obtaining money or goods by ...
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