The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 54
... whole of the first book of Gaius ' Institutes the only rights mentioned are a few rights of the Latini and Dediticii , the right of a slave not to be killed or cruelly treated by his master , and the right of a person in manci- pation ...
... whole of the first book of Gaius ' Institutes the only rights mentioned are a few rights of the Latini and Dediticii , the right of a slave not to be killed or cruelly treated by his master , and the right of a person in manci- pation ...
Page 56
... whole world , and Rights in personam , or Rights which are available against ascertained individuals . It is unfortunate that no English terms can be devised to express this important distinction , but as yet this has not been done ...
... whole world , and Rights in personam , or Rights which are available against ascertained individuals . It is unfortunate that no English terms can be devised to express this important distinction , but as yet this has not been done ...
Page 66
... give way to convenience , and it is of the greatest possible convenience that the whole Law of Husband and Wife should be found together . Moreover , Mr. Holland has omitted altogether the important topic of Marriage 66 PROFESSOR HOLLAND'S.
... give way to convenience , and it is of the greatest possible convenience that the whole Law of Husband and Wife should be found together . Moreover , Mr. Holland has omitted altogether the important topic of Marriage 66 PROFESSOR HOLLAND'S.
Page 70
... whole fabric of International Comity has been built . To assert that any State is incapable of making wise and just laws for the protection of.its subjects , not only as between them and their fellow - citizens , but also as between ...
... whole fabric of International Comity has been built . To assert that any State is incapable of making wise and just laws for the protection of.its subjects , not only as between them and their fellow - citizens , but also as between ...
Page 83
... whole of Mr. Thompson's book , and tends to give it an excep- tional interest for English readers . We may note also that in the arrangement of his copious materials the author has shown great judgment , and that his criticisms impress ...
... whole of Mr. Thompson's book , and tends to give it an excep- tional interest for English readers . We may note also that in the arrangement of his copious materials the author has shown great judgment , and that his criticisms impress ...
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