The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 31
... Equity , and the appointments to the vacant seats were naturally associated with the proposed changes in the judicial system , and especially with reference to the fusion of Law and Equity - that is the fusion of its administration ...
... Equity , and the appointments to the vacant seats were naturally associated with the proposed changes in the judicial system , and especially with reference to the fusion of Law and Equity - that is the fusion of its administration ...
Page 32
... equity should be administered by the same judges . Sir John Coleridge wisely declined the Mastership of the Rolls , which was offered to , and accepted by , that able Equity lawyer , Sir George Jessel ; and the Times thus expressed the ...
... equity should be administered by the same judges . Sir John Coleridge wisely declined the Mastership of the Rolls , which was offered to , and accepted by , that able Equity lawyer , Sir George Jessel ; and the Times thus expressed the ...
Page 33
... Equity , and it is impossible to do anything towards grouping together judges trained on both sides of Westminster Hall except after some delay . Everyone would like to see something of this kind done ; but the Lord Chancellor 3 CHANGES ...
... Equity , and it is impossible to do anything towards grouping together judges trained on both sides of Westminster Hall except after some delay . Everyone would like to see something of this kind done ; but the Lord Chancellor 3 CHANGES ...
Page 34
... Equity , and then the judicial strength of Equity , compared to that of Law , with reference to the amount of property involved , would be obviously disproportionate . Still further to diminish the strength of the Equity judicature by ...
... Equity , and then the judicial strength of Equity , compared to that of Law , with reference to the amount of property involved , would be obviously disproportionate . Still further to diminish the strength of the Equity judicature by ...
Page 35
... Equity and a criminal prosecution ; to determine the construction of a conveyance , and to try an action turn- ing on contradictory testimony . The great advantage of a fusion of the judicature is not that all the judges should be ...
... Equity and a criminal prosecution ; to determine the construction of a conveyance , and to try an action turn- ing on contradictory testimony . The great advantage of a fusion of the judicature is not that all the judges should be ...
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