The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 44
... judicial manner . 66 If you think the testimony is strong enough to enable you to find a verdict for the plaintiff , you will do so ; if not , you won't . Again , if the facts justify you in drawing a rational inference either in one ...
... judicial manner . 66 If you think the testimony is strong enough to enable you to find a verdict for the plaintiff , you will do so ; if not , you won't . Again , if the facts justify you in drawing a rational inference either in one ...
Page 51
... judicial career , it is but fair to him to repeat it in our pages : - " In several successive lives of Lord Chief ... judicial committee of the Privy Council , and in the judicial business of the House of Lords . This erroneous statement ...
... judicial career , it is but fair to him to repeat it in our pages : - " In several successive lives of Lord Chief ... judicial committee of the Privy Council , and in the judicial business of the House of Lords . This erroneous statement ...
Page 86
... judicial decision . The experience of both the Com- mittee of the House of Commons on the Bank Acts which sat in 1857 , and that which sat last year , shows this . Witnesses were examined before both on a great variety of heads , but ...
... judicial decision . The experience of both the Com- mittee of the House of Commons on the Bank Acts which sat in 1857 , and that which sat last year , shows this . Witnesses were examined before both on a great variety of heads , but ...
Page 119
... JUDICIAL ANTICIPATION . HERE are two courses pursued by judges , and even the most THERE eminent have differed in their choice between them . One is , never to interfere during the ... Judicial Anticipation . 119 VIII-JUDICIAL ANTICIPATION.
... JUDICIAL ANTICIPATION . HERE are two courses pursued by judges , and even the most THERE eminent have differed in their choice between them . One is , never to interfere during the ... Judicial Anticipation . 119 VIII-JUDICIAL ANTICIPATION.
Page 120
... occasioned ; but , with almost all , there is a motive allowed to operate wholly foreign to the only one that should prevail - an absolute desire of ascertain- ing the truth , and doing justice . Judges are 120 Judicial Anticipation .
... occasioned ; but , with almost all , there is a motive allowed to operate wholly foreign to the only one that should prevail - an absolute desire of ascertain- ing the truth , and doing justice . Judges are 120 Judicial Anticipation .
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