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Page 64
I prefer , then , to make rights ex contractu occupy the whole field of rights in
personam , so that the two terms will express the same class of rights though
describing them from different points of view , the former term having reference to
the ...
I prefer , then , to make rights ex contractu occupy the whole field of rights in
personam , so that the two terms will express the same class of rights though
describing them from different points of view , the former term having reference to
the ...
Page 76
It is the combination of these duties which makes a reference of this kind so
peculiar , and it is impossible to say that because a man faithfully and zealously
executes the one function that he thereby debars himself from acting in the other .
It is the combination of these duties which makes a reference of this kind so
peculiar , and it is impossible to say that because a man faithfully and zealously
executes the one function that he thereby debars himself from acting in the other .
Page 86
We hope , that in his next edition , M. Goirand will add a Table of Contents of the
several chapters of his Commentary , and so facilitate the readiness of reference
to a work which we commend alike to the lawyer , the banker , the merchant ...
We hope , that in his next edition , M. Goirand will add a Table of Contents of the
several chapters of his Commentary , and so facilitate the readiness of reference
to a work which we commend alike to the lawyer , the banker , the merchant ...
Page 91
The student both at the Universities and the Inns of Court will find Mr. Walpole's
work well worthy of most attentive perusal , and even to the practitioner it may not
improbably prove a useful book for ready reference when doubtful on some point
...
The student both at the Universities and the Inns of Court will find Mr. Walpole's
work well worthy of most attentive perusal , and even to the practitioner it may not
improbably prove a useful book for ready reference when doubtful on some point
...
Page 102
A crime being a violation of a right , considered in reference to its effect on the
community at large , and one of the professed objects of the institution of Civil
Government being the maintenance of the order and conservation of the peace of
the ...
A crime being a violation of a right , considered in reference to its effect on the
community at large , and one of the professed objects of the institution of Civil
Government being the maintenance of the order and conservation of the peace of
the ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1881 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2012 |
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