The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 119
... suggested extension of Bulwer Lytton's Act would certainly remedy a legitimate grievance of the present - day journalist . Part II . deals with the Law of Libel , a subject which occupies half the book ; but , in spite of the ...
... suggested extension of Bulwer Lytton's Act would certainly remedy a legitimate grievance of the present - day journalist . Part II . deals with the Law of Libel , a subject which occupies half the book ; but , in spite of the ...
Page 120
... suggested by the authors for determining what is and what is not a public meeting is admirable . In the chapter on Civil Procedure , in which the effect of Oxley v . Willis is carefully explained , no reference is made to the right of ...
... suggested by the authors for determining what is and what is not a public meeting is admirable . In the chapter on Civil Procedure , in which the effect of Oxley v . Willis is carefully explained , no reference is made to the right of ...
Page 129
... suggested SEV in the pages of the Law Magazine that " all friends of legal education should promptly take counsel together . " It is earnestly to be hoped that the suggestion will be adopted . Without such consultation no satisfactory ...
... suggested SEV in the pages of the Law Magazine that " all friends of legal education should promptly take counsel together . " It is earnestly to be hoped that the suggestion will be adopted . Without such consultation no satisfactory ...
Page 136
... suggested . In order to provide the necessary funds , the minimum contributions to be made by each of the Inns should be fixed . It is tempting to show , by giving names , how strong such a governing body might now be made , but for ...
... suggested . In order to provide the necessary funds , the minimum contributions to be made by each of the Inns should be fixed . It is tempting to show , by giving names , how strong such a governing body might now be made , but for ...
Page 138
... suggesting " matters of prejudice . " It may seem to some of less practical importance when the domain of law is being gradually encroached upon by what is called " judicial discretion , " but to others this tendency is an additional ...
... suggesting " matters of prejudice . " It may seem to some of less practical importance when the domain of law is being gradually encroached upon by what is called " judicial discretion , " but to others this tendency is an additional ...
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