The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 191
... tion of the Judicature Act , he displayed anxiety to blend the Common Law accomplishments of the Court of Ex- chequer with Chancery learning and experience . Especially is such a course justifiable in the case of the Court to which ...
... tion of the Judicature Act , he displayed anxiety to blend the Common Law accomplishments of the Court of Ex- chequer with Chancery learning and experience . Especially is such a course justifiable in the case of the Court to which ...
Page 192
... tion . " We entirely concur with our contemporary , who also adverts to the high scholarship of Mr. Amphlett , and his zeal in the cause of legal education as an additional reason for granting the appointment . The Law Times observes ...
... tion . " We entirely concur with our contemporary , who also adverts to the high scholarship of Mr. Amphlett , and his zeal in the cause of legal education as an additional reason for granting the appointment . The Law Times observes ...
Page 195
... tion was calculated to prejudice the minds of the jurors , and likely to deprive the prisoner of a fair and temperate trial . He cited the case of " Rex v . Clements " as a pre- cedent ; but Mr. Justice Littledale , after consulting ...
... tion was calculated to prejudice the minds of the jurors , and likely to deprive the prisoner of a fair and temperate trial . He cited the case of " Rex v . Clements " as a pre- cedent ; but Mr. Justice Littledale , after consulting ...
Page 203
... tion of a very complicated branch of the law of Scotland . It is not too much to say of it that one can think of it as being en- titled on account of the research learning and power of exposition displayed by the author , to be placed ...
... tion of a very complicated branch of the law of Scotland . It is not too much to say of it that one can think of it as being en- titled on account of the research learning and power of exposition displayed by the author , to be placed ...
Page 230
... tion , at least in the case of long through transits for heavy goods , had bought up important links in the canal system and upon their own parts of the canal exacted so much , in the shape of " bar tolls , " that the competition which ...
... tion , at least in the case of long through transits for heavy goods , had bought up important links in the canal system and upon their own parts of the canal exacted so much , in the shape of " bar tolls , " that the competition which ...
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