The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 104
... thing , designed to settle or release such claim , until the exact terms of the proposed settlement shall first be approved by some court of record within the territorial jurisdiction of which the claimant , or possible claimant , shall ...
... thing , designed to settle or release such claim , until the exact terms of the proposed settlement shall first be approved by some court of record within the territorial jurisdiction of which the claimant , or possible claimant , shall ...
Page 111
... things that are reasonably necessary for his safety and protection ( 11 Am . & Eng . Ency . Law , 1st ed . , 32 ) . The law seems to be well settled that when a statute commands or prohibits a thing for the benefit of a person , he ...
... things that are reasonably necessary for his safety and protection ( 11 Am . & Eng . Ency . Law , 1st ed . , 32 ) . The law seems to be well settled that when a statute commands or prohibits a thing for the benefit of a person , he ...
Page 116
... things , ' not dreaming of its being a dynamite cap . ' " The respondent's primary negligence , which we have seen was a ques- tion for the jury , consisted in abandoining this cap in such manner that it was likely to fall into ...
... things , ' not dreaming of its being a dynamite cap . ' " The respondent's primary negligence , which we have seen was a ques- tion for the jury , consisted in abandoining this cap in such manner that it was likely to fall into ...
Page 118
... things unpleasant for them . Even the power to cut off supplies as a means of bringing pressure to bear did not yet exist . There is certainly a provision in Magna Charta to the effect that no scutage or aid ( i . e . , two feudal taxes ) ...
... things unpleasant for them . Even the power to cut off supplies as a means of bringing pressure to bear did not yet exist . There is certainly a provision in Magna Charta to the effect that no scutage or aid ( i . e . , two feudal taxes ) ...
Page 119
... things , he had broken the laws and had inflicted private injuries upon his subjects ( for instance , he is said to have had designs against the wife of one of the barons - Eustace de Vesci ) ; he had angered the Church , a powerful ...
... things , he had broken the laws and had inflicted private injuries upon his subjects ( for instance , he is said to have had designs against the wife of one of the barons - Eustace de Vesci ) ; he had angered the Church , a powerful ...
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