The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... Lord Cranbrook ) well said in 1872 , " that while members were anxious to be relieved from unnecessary work , none ... Lords , we may feel some surprise . The House of Lords gets through as much work as the Lower House , and as there are ...
... Lord Cranbrook ) well said in 1872 , " that while members were anxious to be relieved from unnecessary work , none ... Lords , we may feel some surprise . The House of Lords gets through as much work as the Lower House , and as there are ...
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... Lord Carlingford ) . He said : " His honorable friend said that the decisions of the present tribunal were unsatisfactory , but the parties concerned in these decisions had great faith in its uprightness and impartiality ; and whether ...
... Lord Carlingford ) . He said : " His honorable friend said that the decisions of the present tribunal were unsatisfactory , but the parties concerned in these decisions had great faith in its uprightness and impartiality ; and whether ...
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... Lord Deas : " Minerals are undoubtedly pars soli . When carried away or consumed a portion of the heritable estate is gone . ” " There was a suffi- cient degree of permanency in the lease to make the rent the measure of the value of the ...
... Lord Deas : " Minerals are undoubtedly pars soli . When carried away or consumed a portion of the heritable estate is gone . ” " There was a suffi- cient degree of permanency in the lease to make the rent the measure of the value of the ...
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... ( Lord Young dissenting ) Held the words to police - officers were privileged , and assoilzied . Per Lord Ormidale : " I have always regarded it as a settled rule , on principle of law , that where an individual gives information or makes ...
... ( Lord Young dissenting ) Held the words to police - officers were privileged , and assoilzied . Per Lord Ormidale : " I have always regarded it as a settled rule , on principle of law , that where an individual gives information or makes ...
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... Lord President : " The engineer com- plained that the work was not properly done . But he had two duties to perform . To superintend and control the work , and also to act as arbiter . It is the combination of these duties which makes a ...
... Lord President : " The engineer com- plained that the work was not properly done . But he had two duties to perform . To superintend and control the work , and also to act as arbiter . It is the combination of these duties which makes a ...
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