The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 135
... English Chancery Divis- ion , before Mr. Justice Kekewick , it appeared that policies of insur- ance on his life were effected by an Englishman domiciled in England , with an American insurance company through their English office , for ...
... English Chancery Divis- ion , before Mr. Justice Kekewick , it appeared that policies of insur- ance on his life were effected by an Englishman domiciled in England , with an American insurance company through their English office , for ...
Page 146
... English court can be sound when they extend the lien to the case where the landlord knows he is receiving property which does not belong to the guest . We are certain they are incorrect when they claim that there are no cases which deny ...
... English court can be sound when they extend the lien to the case where the landlord knows he is receiving property which does not belong to the guest . We are certain they are incorrect when they claim that there are no cases which deny ...
Page 159
... English works upon many topics of the law were in general use . Mr. Walker was led to publish his lectures because there was then no comprehen- sive and systematic outline of the law as administered in the American courts . In his ...
... English works upon many topics of the law were in general use . Mr. Walker was led to publish his lectures because there was then no comprehen- sive and systematic outline of the law as administered in the American courts . In his ...
Page 254
... English bar . The number of cases entered for trial was considerably less than in the preceding year , a fact the unpleasantness of which was scarcely miti- gated by a slight diminution in the number of calls to the bar . The deadlock ...
... English bar . The number of cases entered for trial was considerably less than in the preceding year , a fact the unpleasantness of which was scarcely miti- gated by a slight diminution in the number of calls to the bar . The deadlock ...
Page 264
... English judges , and that his reputa- tion will last as one of the greatest judges of modern times . The fol lowing sketch of him appeared in the Law Times ( London ) for January 18th : - Colin Blackburn was the second son of Mr. John ...
... English judges , and that his reputa- tion will last as one of the greatest judges of modern times . The fol lowing sketch of him appeared in the Law Times ( London ) for January 18th : - Colin Blackburn was the second son of Mr. John ...
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