The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 47
... gives force to the actual words of the rule , while in " unwritten " Law , or Law made by tribunals , it is only the principle to be gathered from the words that is enforced . This is a fair explanation of the terms as used in ordinary ...
... gives force to the actual words of the rule , while in " unwritten " Law , or Law made by tribunals , it is only the principle to be gathered from the words that is enforced . This is a fair explanation of the terms as used in ordinary ...
Page 57
... give rise to , extinguish , and transfer rights respectively , " Inves- titive , " " Divestitive , " " Translative ... gives rise to a right . Brentham's nomenclature however is , as usual , cumbrous , and not likely to find its way into ...
... give rise to , extinguish , and transfer rights respectively , " Inves- titive , " " Divestitive , " " Translative ... gives rise to a right . Brentham's nomenclature however is , as usual , cumbrous , and not likely to find its way into ...
Page 62
... gives the name of " Meritorious , " is unimportant , and is very slightly represented in English Law , I would therefore put it as an appendix to the topic of contracts for service . The title which gives rise to this class of ...
... gives the name of " Meritorious , " is unimportant , and is very slightly represented in English Law , I would therefore put it as an appendix to the topic of contracts for service . The title which gives rise to this class of ...
Page 63
... give a definite name . Two of them , which gave rise to rights against a tutor and curator respectively , would seem to belong to the Law of Status , three more were intimately connected with ownership , another was the obligation of a ...
... give a definite name . Two of them , which gave rise to rights against a tutor and curator respectively , would seem to belong to the Law of Status , three more were intimately connected with ownership , another was the obligation of a ...
Page 64
... gives no effect to certain contracts of this sort , the proper place to treat of them will be under the head of unlawful contracts , an important topic which Mr. Holland dismisses rather too summarily ( p . 177 ) . The term " aleatory ...
... gives no effect to certain contracts of this sort , the proper place to treat of them will be under the head of unlawful contracts , an important topic which Mr. Holland dismisses rather too summarily ( p . 177 ) . The term " aleatory ...
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