The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 81
... whole Kingdom , or in which there is less reason for divergence of legislation , than the laws relating to the relief of the poor : and yet there is , perhaps , none in which the divergences are more striking or inconvenient . The ...
... whole Kingdom , or in which there is less reason for divergence of legislation , than the laws relating to the relief of the poor : and yet there is , perhaps , none in which the divergences are more striking or inconvenient . The ...
Page 95
... whole authorities , it appears to me that one of the conditions subject to which every man must become a member of one of these great organisations of labour , is that he shall take on himself all the perils naturally incident to the ...
... whole authorities , it appears to me that one of the conditions subject to which every man must become a member of one of these great organisations of labour , is that he shall take on himself all the perils naturally incident to the ...
Page 111
... whole of our Law of Agency into the form of a Digest or Code . But in its present shape the work cannot fail to be most useful to all , whether Practitioners or Students , who have occasion to look up the English Law on this important ...
... whole of our Law of Agency into the form of a Digest or Code . But in its present shape the work cannot fail to be most useful to all , whether Practitioners or Students , who have occasion to look up the English Law on this important ...
Page 116
... whole , Messrs . Cunning- ham and Mattinson show by their present volume that they appreciate the desire expressed by Lord Justice James in Davy v . Garrett , that the Legal Profession should not succumb to the devices of the " Sons of ...
... whole , Messrs . Cunning- ham and Mattinson show by their present volume that they appreciate the desire expressed by Lord Justice James in Davy v . Garrett , that the Legal Profession should not succumb to the devices of the " Sons of ...
Page 117
... whole spirit of the Liverpool Condi- tions of Sale is equitable , and their application to a wider than local sphere would , we believe , be attended with excellent prac- tical results . The object of Mr. Walter Robinson , Barrister ...
... whole spirit of the Liverpool Condi- tions of Sale is equitable , and their application to a wider than local sphere would , we believe , be attended with excellent prac- tical results . The object of Mr. Walter Robinson , Barrister ...
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