The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 121
... wife and children ; by a woman in defence of her chastity ; and by a general against a traitor on the field of battle . I may admit these cases as affording legitimate grounds for the infliction of death . But I deny that Society , as ...
... wife and children ; by a woman in defence of her chastity ; and by a general against a traitor on the field of battle . I may admit these cases as affording legitimate grounds for the infliction of death . But I deny that Society , as ...
Page 142
... wife upon the ground of molestation after the decree was refused by Butt , J. , who held that his functions were at an end , and that he had no jurisdiction , —the case was one for a police magistrate . ‡ HORACE NELSON . * Re Ledger ...
... wife upon the ground of molestation after the decree was refused by Butt , J. , who held that his functions were at an end , and that he had no jurisdiction , —the case was one for a police magistrate . ‡ HORACE NELSON . * Re Ledger ...
Page 168
... wife , " was bad as being void by English law ( the lex domicilii ) , though good by the law of Victoria . This is perfectly consistent with the recognised law on the subject . See In re Trufort , 36 Ch . D. 601 , In re Andros , 24 Ch ...
... wife , " was bad as being void by English law ( the lex domicilii ) , though good by the law of Victoria . This is perfectly consistent with the recognised law on the subject . See In re Trufort , 36 Ch . D. 601 , In re Andros , 24 Ch ...
Page 220
... wife , married to the plaintiff , P. , the question was , whether the defendant , who had been before S.'s maidservant , was married to him . The case set up was that S. and the defendant had been married in the Fleet prison , he by the ...
... wife , married to the plaintiff , P. , the question was , whether the defendant , who had been before S.'s maidservant , was married to him . The case set up was that S. and the defendant had been married in the Fleet prison , he by the ...
Page 253
... New South Wales Customs Authorities refused to allow Chong Quork to land , though his wife , who was herself a British subject , and his children , might land , it was But , admitted . It would seem , from the brief account 253.
... New South Wales Customs Authorities refused to allow Chong Quork to land , though his wife , who was herself a British subject , and his children , might land , it was But , admitted . It would seem , from the brief account 253.
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