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Page 32
... saving would not be effected . When we consider the weight of these
arguments , and the weight of the authorities by which they have been urged , we
cannot but think that the case is stronger for two hearings 32 PRIVATE BILL
LEGISLATION .
... saving would not be effected . When we consider the weight of these
arguments , and the weight of the authorities by which they have been urged , we
cannot but think that the case is stronger for two hearings 32 PRIVATE BILL
LEGISLATION .
Page 46
... that the object of this paper is not to pick holes in his work , but simply to
consider how far the classification of Law proposed in it would be suitable to an
English Code , a matter which I have at heart as deeply as Mr. Holland himself .
The first ...
... that the object of this paper is not to pick holes in his work , but simply to
consider how far the classification of Law proposed in it would be suitable to an
English Code , a matter which I have at heart as deeply as Mr. Holland himself .
The first ...
Page 49
... has strangely substituted the word " will " * Mr. Holland in this part closely
follows Savigny ( see Sav . System , p . 104 ) , but Savigny is here considering
Acts in a special light , as sources of legal relations , as titles to rights . 19 for “
intention .
... has strangely substituted the word " will " * Mr. Holland in this part closely
follows Savigny ( see Sav . System , p . 104 ) , but Savigny is here considering
Acts in a special light , as sources of legal relations , as titles to rights . 19 for “
intention .
Page 50
Considering however the strong hold which “ Fact " has obtained in our legal
phraseology , I would prefer to retain it ; but I would sub - divide it into ( 1 ) Act =
movements of the body consequent upon determinations of the will ; ( 2 ) Event or
...
Considering however the strong hold which “ Fact " has obtained in our legal
phraseology , I would prefer to retain it ; but I would sub - divide it into ( 1 ) Act =
movements of the body consequent upon determinations of the will ; ( 2 ) Event or
...
Page 58
It is not quite clear what position Mr. Holland would assign to them , but
apparently he would consider them as ... But considering that the peculiar feature
of universal succession is that it transfers every kind of antecedent right , rights in
...
It is not quite clear what position Mr. Holland would assign to them , but
apparently he would consider them as ... But considering that the peculiar feature
of universal succession is that it transfers every kind of antecedent right , rights in
...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1881 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2012 |
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