The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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Page 103
... tion of power by the English courts , which , it was maintained , was contrary to the Treaty of Union , and entailed unnecessary ex- pense upon Scotchmen in defending themselves in England . " There have already been several deputations ...
... tion of power by the English courts , which , it was maintained , was contrary to the Treaty of Union , and entailed unnecessary ex- pense upon Scotchmen in defending themselves in England . " There have already been several deputations ...
Page 104
... tion 8 ) to suspend a licence in case of riot , or to close the theatre on such public occasion as to him shall seem fit , but the Act is silent as to the important point of structural alterations and adapta- tions ; the word " fire ...
... tion 8 ) to suspend a licence in case of riot , or to close the theatre on such public occasion as to him shall seem fit , but the Act is silent as to the important point of structural alterations and adapta- tions ; the word " fire ...
Page 120
... tion depends on the mere question whether the rest of the house is retained by the landlord , or let off to another person . Assume that in the one case the landlord never in any way does anything of any sort other than the co - tenant ...
... tion depends on the mere question whether the rest of the house is retained by the landlord , or let off to another person . Assume that in the one case the landlord never in any way does anything of any sort other than the co - tenant ...
Page 122
... tion seems to us to be much more praiseworthy than the execu- tion . " 39 .- ( 1 . ) Notwithstanding that a married woman is restrained from anticipation , the court may , if it thinks fit , where it appears to the court to be for her ...
... tion seems to us to be much more praiseworthy than the execu- tion . " 39 .- ( 1 . ) Notwithstanding that a married woman is restrained from anticipation , the court may , if it thinks fit , where it appears to the court to be for her ...
Page 151
... tion , or , if there is no such committee , to the Board of Trade , and declare the first dividend , if any , within four months after the conclusion of the first meeting of creditors , unless he satisfies the committee or Board that ...
... tion , or , if there is no such committee , to the Board of Trade , and declare the first dividend , if any , within four months after the conclusion of the first meeting of creditors , unless he satisfies the committee or Board that ...
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