The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 112
... parties , the plaintiff might make the intended gift to the defendant . The law of costs has an especial interest for the solicitor , and Mr. Cordery has done well to cite , in consider- able detail , those decided cases which govern ...
... parties , the plaintiff might make the intended gift to the defendant . The law of costs has an especial interest for the solicitor , and Mr. Cordery has done well to cite , in consider- able detail , those decided cases which govern ...
Page 135
... parties . This last view seems to us to be as natural as we believe it to be correct . Let us now look a little into the language which was used by the " protector and master of Holy Jerusalem , the sovereign of the three great cities ...
... parties . This last view seems to us to be as natural as we believe it to be correct . Let us now look a little into the language which was used by the " protector and master of Holy Jerusalem , the sovereign of the three great cities ...
Page 161
... parties them- selves , or of those on whom they are dependent . 66 In discussing this more than merely temporary union of man and woman , we are considering in part , as a result , a form of society which , by many jurists , is deemed ...
... parties them- selves , or of those on whom they are dependent . 66 In discussing this more than merely temporary union of man and woman , we are considering in part , as a result , a form of society which , by many jurists , is deemed ...
Page 164
... parties were not present to each other ; whereas a marriage required the presence of both parties , except under certain circumstances , and then the woman *** The Elements of Roman Law , " Gaius , p . 55 . must be led to her husband's ...
... parties were not present to each other ; whereas a marriage required the presence of both parties , except under certain circumstances , and then the woman *** The Elements of Roman Law , " Gaius , p . 55 . must be led to her husband's ...
Page 165
... the protection of the law with her husband , whether as Book I. , Title ix , sec . i . + Book XXIII . , Title ii . , sec . i . against him or third parties , whether she were in THE MARRIAGE TIE IN ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW . 165.
... the protection of the law with her husband , whether as Book I. , Title ix , sec . i . + Book XXIII . , Title ii . , sec . i . against him or third parties , whether she were in THE MARRIAGE TIE IN ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW . 165.
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