The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 34
... persons , who might colour , garble , or altogether withhold from the interested inquirer all that vitally concerned him , and that he most wanted to know . An inquiry made by such a person , under such circumstances , the judge knew to ...
... persons , who might colour , garble , or altogether withhold from the interested inquirer all that vitally concerned him , and that he most wanted to know . An inquiry made by such a person , under such circumstances , the judge knew to ...
Page 51
... person appointed . As Lord Campbell has here seized the appro- priate opportunity of recording the following fact in his judicial career , it is but fair to him to repeat it in our pages : - " In several successive lives of Lord Chief ...
... person appointed . As Lord Campbell has here seized the appro- priate opportunity of recording the following fact in his judicial career , it is but fair to him to repeat it in our pages : - " In several successive lives of Lord Chief ...
Page 59
... person who made a marriage settlement , according to the present system of marriage settle- ments , would be robbing the younger children of the rights which the common law would give them . He would be accumu- lating upon the head of ...
... person who made a marriage settlement , according to the present system of marriage settle- ments , would be robbing the younger children of the rights which the common law would give them . He would be accumu- lating upon the head of ...
Page 60
... persons of the middle class , it cannot be disputed that they are generally in favour of an equality of division . The majority of the wills of persons of this class clearly shows this to be the case . But it would be by no means wise ...
... persons of the middle class , it cannot be disputed that they are generally in favour of an equality of division . The majority of the wills of persons of this class clearly shows this to be the case . But it would be by no means wise ...
Page 61
... persons not to leave their property to devolve by intestacy . It is but idleness , carelessness , cowardice , or obstinacy , which induces persons to delay making their wills ; and for these , who are a small minority , the state need ...
... persons not to leave their property to devolve by intestacy . It is but idleness , carelessness , cowardice , or obstinacy , which induces persons to delay making their wills ; and for these , who are a small minority , the state need ...
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