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Page 107
... it is found that society has advanced beyond the rules laid down by the earlier
authorities , which rules the later courts are still applying to the later order of
things , then there occurs a discrepancy between the adjudged law and the true
law .
... it is found that society has advanced beyond the rules laid down by the earlier
authorities , which rules the later courts are still applying to the later order of
things , then there occurs a discrepancy between the adjudged law and the true
law .
Page 137
There are probably many who would admit that there is no little justice in this plea
, though they may be unable to see their way to applying the suggested remedy ,
and may think that even if applied it would not prove a panacea . Mr . Sprague ...
There are probably many who would admit that there is no little justice in this plea
, though they may be unable to see their way to applying the suggested remedy ,
and may think that even if applied it would not prove a panacea . Mr . Sprague ...
Page 147
... written by him in 1604 , in support of the claim of the Dutch to trade in the
Eastern Seas , notwithstanding the Portuguese asserted their exclusive right to
that trade , he repudiated altogether the application of the principle of prescription
to the ...
... written by him in 1604 , in support of the claim of the Dutch to trade in the
Eastern Seas , notwithstanding the Portuguese asserted their exclusive right to
that trade , he repudiated altogether the application of the principle of prescription
to the ...
Page 170
... of theoretical writers would warrant the judicial application of the law on the
sole authority of their views or statements . ... sufficient to authorise the tribunals
of this country to apply without an Act of Parliament , what would practically
amount ...
... of theoretical writers would warrant the judicial application of the law on the
sole authority of their views or statements . ... sufficient to authorise the tribunals
of this country to apply without an Act of Parliament , what would practically
amount ...
Page 171
secondly , to what extent has such assent been carried , a question of infinite
importance , when , undirected by legislation , we are called upon to apply the
law on the strength of such assent . It is said that we are to take the statements of
the ...
secondly , to what extent has such assent been carried , a question of infinite
importance , when , undirected by legislation , we are called upon to apply the
law on the strength of such assent . It is said that we are to take the statements of
the ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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