The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 60
... tion are not equally hurtful . A change in the Laws of Evidence , retrospective either designedly or by incautious and unguarded use of wrong terms , may destroy titles which any just Law - maker would especially desire to protect . In ...
... tion are not equally hurtful . A change in the Laws of Evidence , retrospective either designedly or by incautious and unguarded use of wrong terms , may destroy titles which any just Law - maker would especially desire to protect . In ...
Page 70
... tion , marked as it was by impartiality , intelligence , and expedition . In 1872 , Sir William Gregory vacated his seat for Galway on assuming the Government of Ceylon , and the present member for Galway , Major Nolan , offered himself ...
... tion , marked as it was by impartiality , intelligence , and expedition . In 1872 , Sir William Gregory vacated his seat for Galway on assuming the Government of Ceylon , and the present member for Galway , Major Nolan , offered himself ...
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... tion in some detail to the principles upon which , as it seems to me , the work of law reform should be conducted , and the machinery by which it should be carried out . I have , however , found myself compelled completely to alter * An ...
... tion in some detail to the principles upon which , as it seems to me , the work of law reform should be conducted , and the machinery by which it should be carried out . I have , however , found myself compelled completely to alter * An ...
Page 88
... tion of what the law allows , nay , even ignorantly abets , and is for this purpose not a whit less cogent than if it were an ascertained historical event . The fact that such a thing is possible is as complete a condemnation of the ...
... tion of what the law allows , nay , even ignorantly abets , and is for this purpose not a whit less cogent than if it were an ascertained historical event . The fact that such a thing is possible is as complete a condemnation of the ...
Page 95
... tion by the father of the boy against the mineral company , that they were not liable , because liability for injury applied only to strangers , and not to a person connected with the work , and not from personal fault of the master ...
... tion by the father of the boy against the mineral company , that they were not liable , because liability for injury applied only to strangers , and not to a person connected with the work , and not from personal fault of the master ...
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