The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 47
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. upon the clause of the statute , Massinger exhibits familiar acquaintance with the professional feelings in the course which he now makes Cleanthes take : · -- " Clean . - Come , sir ! I know How to ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. upon the clause of the statute , Massinger exhibits familiar acquaintance with the professional feelings in the course which he now makes Cleanthes take : · -- " Clean . - Come , sir ! I know How to ...
Page 58
... statutes of distribution occasionally work unfairly ; and , had the Solicitor- General been advocating an amendment of these statutes , the case would have been in point quantum valeat . But , for our part , we can see no difference in ...
... statutes of distribution occasionally work unfairly ; and , had the Solicitor- General been advocating an amendment of these statutes , the case would have been in point quantum valeat . But , for our part , we can see no difference in ...
Page 66
... statute law , and it is not his fault that none of his efforts in that direction have succeeded ; and it is he , moreover , to whom reformers are indebted for the introduction , by government , of political reforms , to which a passing ...
... statute law , and it is not his fault that none of his efforts in that direction have succeeded ; and it is he , moreover , to whom reformers are indebted for the introduction , by government , of political reforms , to which a passing ...
Page 87
... statute ) , and so let in the fraud , and the loss was properly cast upon them , according to the universal rule in all cases , where , from the circumstances that have occurred , it is inevi- table that a loss must be suffered , and ...
... statute ) , and so let in the fraud , and the loss was properly cast upon them , according to the universal rule in all cases , where , from the circumstances that have occurred , it is inevi- table that a loss must be suffered , and ...
Page 89
... is the govern- ment letter , authorizing the Bank of England , by means of vio- lating the statute , to produce an unlimited supply of bank - notes to meet the public wants , and allay the general Principles and Law of Banking . 89.
... is the govern- ment letter , authorizing the Bank of England , by means of vio- lating the statute , to produce an unlimited supply of bank - notes to meet the public wants , and allay the general Principles and Law of Banking . 89.
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