The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 35
... given in many courts to the technical rules of evidence . Indeed it is , in such questions as come before Com- mittees , an advantage that the tribunal should not be bound by the strict rules which are applicable to judicial inquiries ...
... given in many courts to the technical rules of evidence . Indeed it is , in such questions as come before Com- mittees , an advantage that the tribunal should not be bound by the strict rules which are applicable to judicial inquiries ...
Page 44
... given to it - is a worthy successor of its great fore- runner , Austin's Jurisprudence , and in many respects it is superior to it . Austin's work is avowedly incomplete and fragmentary , and the very care with which he pursues his ...
... given to it - is a worthy successor of its great fore- runner , Austin's Jurisprudence , and in many respects it is superior to it . Austin's work is avowedly incomplete and fragmentary , and the very care with which he pursues his ...
Page 56
... given by Mr. Holland , but , as Austin says , " the distinction is not useless , because it is not precise , " and " it exists in every legal system ; " that is to say , in every legal system " there are rights which concern specially ...
... given by Mr. Holland , but , as Austin says , " the distinction is not useless , because it is not precise , " and " it exists in every legal system ; " that is to say , in every legal system " there are rights which concern specially ...
Page 69
... given against them in case of disobedience to the summons . A judgment pronounced under these rules may be presumed ( at least by the jurists of the country ) to be founded , as all other judgments of their courts are FOREIGN JUDGMENTS .
... given against them in case of disobedience to the summons . A judgment pronounced under these rules may be presumed ( at least by the jurists of the country ) to be founded , as all other judgments of their courts are FOREIGN JUDGMENTS .
Page 72
... given in the defendant's absence . A scale of costs should be drawn up to meet all the circumstances of the case . The course to be adopted by the successful plaintiff for enforcing his judgment in the courts of the foreign country ...
... given in the defendant's absence . A scale of costs should be drawn up to meet all the circumstances of the case . The course to be adopted by the successful plaintiff for enforcing his judgment in the courts of the foreign country ...
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