The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... tion with two others , his counsel , Mr. Holt , prepared his answer , but refused to sign it , " saying he had an express order to the contrary . " He did , however , sign the answer of one of the parties accused , and , upon its being ...
... tion with two others , his counsel , Mr. Holt , prepared his answer , but refused to sign it , " saying he had an express order to the contrary . " He did , however , sign the answer of one of the parties accused , and , upon its being ...
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... tion . Sir David Foulis was fined £ 5,000 , chiefly because he had dissuaded a friend from compounding with the commissioners of knighthood . Sir Anthony Roper was fined £ 4,000 for violating a law made in the time of Henry VII ...
... tion . Sir David Foulis was fined £ 5,000 , chiefly because he had dissuaded a friend from compounding with the commissioners of knighthood . Sir Anthony Roper was fined £ 4,000 for violating a law made in the time of Henry VII ...
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... tion , William the Fourth , in November , 1834 , astonished the world by dismissing his Whig ministers , and the Conservatives 1 " The new Attorney and Solicitor General took their offices with a notice that , if a vacancy or vacancies ...
... tion , William the Fourth , in November , 1834 , astonished the world by dismissing his Whig ministers , and the Conservatives 1 " The new Attorney and Solicitor General took their offices with a notice that , if a vacancy or vacancies ...
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... tion is , as is seen , in contract , whether we say that the servant undertakes to run all ordinary risks , or whether we put it upon the broader ground stated by Lord Cairns and Chief Justice Shaw , that there is no liability on the ...
... tion is , as is seen , in contract , whether we say that the servant undertakes to run all ordinary risks , or whether we put it upon the broader ground stated by Lord Cairns and Chief Justice Shaw , that there is no liability on the ...
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... tion , that mere superintendence or direction alone by the defend- ant would have been considered by the court as giving him sufficient control to constitute Wiggett his servant . The case , then , it would seem , was entirely ...
... tion , that mere superintendence or direction alone by the defend- ant would have been considered by the court as giving him sufficient control to constitute Wiggett his servant . The case , then , it would seem , was entirely ...
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