The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 42
... fact to such indictable offence . " This indulgence is at present confined to the wife , and it needs no feat of advocacy to convince one that the privilege should in justice be extended to the husband . Some surprise may naturally be ...
... fact to such indictable offence . " This indulgence is at present confined to the wife , and it needs no feat of advocacy to convince one that the privilege should in justice be extended to the husband . Some surprise may naturally be ...
Page 46
... fact , that juries persistently refuse to convict of murder upon purely technical grounds . In vain do prose- cuting counsel beseech and judges exhort them to dismiss from their minds all contemplation of the consequences of their ...
... fact , that juries persistently refuse to convict of murder upon purely technical grounds . In vain do prose- cuting counsel beseech and judges exhort them to dismiss from their minds all contemplation of the consequences of their ...
Page 61
... fact of illegitimacy may be quite unknown to the child though adult , and to one of the parents , nay , even to both . Let us suppose that a perfectly innocent purchaser buys an estate from an heir de facto , supposing himself de jure ...
... fact of illegitimacy may be quite unknown to the child though adult , and to one of the parents , nay , even to both . Let us suppose that a perfectly innocent purchaser buys an estate from an heir de facto , supposing himself de jure ...
Page 65
... fact that Mr. Brewster did not attain that cherished goal of all Irish barristers , a seat on the Bench , until 1866 , nearly twenty years after the time we now speak of , whilst Mr. Keogh had concluded his Parliamentary career by ...
... fact that Mr. Brewster did not attain that cherished goal of all Irish barristers , a seat on the Bench , until 1866 , nearly twenty years after the time we now speak of , whilst Mr. Keogh had concluded his Parliamentary career by ...
Page 80
... fact that the unity which it was desirable to attain had been attained , and therefore should not again be lost - there is no guarantee afforded that once assimilated the laws shall remain similar - and so every now and then the vicious ...
... fact that the unity which it was desirable to attain had been attained , and therefore should not again be lost - there is no guarantee afforded that once assimilated the laws shall remain similar - and so every now and then the vicious ...
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