The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 74
... did not appear to require trial by jury . The Master of the Rolls described a large class of cases in equity , when he said that in the case before him there was no controversy as to the facts 74 MICHAELMAS TERM AND SITTINGS .
... did not appear to require trial by jury . The Master of the Rolls described a large class of cases in equity , when he said that in the case before him there was no controversy as to the facts 74 MICHAELMAS TERM AND SITTINGS .
Page 75
... trial by jury , though they also know that in equity these are comparatively rare . Sir George Jessel , the new Master of the Rolls , took his seat the first day of Term . Many company cases came before him , chiefly contributory cases ...
... trial by jury , though they also know that in equity these are comparatively rare . Sir George Jessel , the new Master of the Rolls , took his seat the first day of Term . Many company cases came before him , chiefly contributory cases ...
Page 79
... trial as other robbers , and men can no more be summarily executed on the charge of piracy , than robbery , neither can criminals be captured by one nation in the territory of another , nor in the ships of another nation , or on the ...
... trial as other robbers , and men can no more be summarily executed on the charge of piracy , than robbery , neither can criminals be captured by one nation in the territory of another , nor in the ships of another nation , or on the ...
Page 89
... trial before their own tribunals . It is true that all persons , foreigners or sub- jects , who take a part in any civil war or armed rebellion . may be seized when actually engaged in it , tried by court martial , and executed . But ...
... trial before their own tribunals . It is true that all persons , foreigners or sub- jects , who take a part in any civil war or armed rebellion . may be seized when actually engaged in it , tried by court martial , and executed . But ...
Page 90
... trial . But there was no right of capture , either on the ground of piracy or war , for there was neither piracy nor war . It was a state of peace , and there was not in the captured crew any intention of depredation on the high seas at ...
... trial . But there was no right of capture , either on the ground of piracy or war , for there was neither piracy nor war . It was a state of peace , and there was not in the captured crew any intention of depredation on the high seas at ...
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