The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 102
... early farewell to his muse . While he is still among the singing birds , his practice is small , and he has reason to regard the attorney's as angelic visits . Mr. Justice Hayes , in his MIA OL 66 ' Elegy written in the Temple Gardens , "
... early farewell to his muse . While he is still among the singing birds , his practice is small , and he has reason to regard the attorney's as angelic visits . Mr. Justice Hayes , in his MIA OL 66 ' Elegy written in the Temple Gardens , "
Page 115
... regard to the knowledge of judge - made law , will find this a valuable contribution to their libraries . Employers ' Liability and Compensation to Workmen on the Continent . By A. PEARCE HIGGINS , M.A. , LL.B. Edinburgh : William Green ...
... regard to the knowledge of judge - made law , will find this a valuable contribution to their libraries . Employers ' Liability and Compensation to Workmen on the Continent . By A. PEARCE HIGGINS , M.A. , LL.B. Edinburgh : William Green ...
Page 145
... regard to the creation of the office of Lord High Admiral , and of the duties with which he was entrusted , since in them must obviously be found the germs of his maritime jurisdiction . Of the origin of the High Court of Admiralty we ...
... regard to the creation of the office of Lord High Admiral , and of the duties with which he was entrusted , since in them must obviously be found the germs of his maritime jurisdiction . Of the origin of the High Court of Admiralty we ...
Page 170
... regard of the bodily condition affected by mental action . Men were guided in this treatment as though insane persons were conscious of right and wrong , and were to be dealt with as regulated by their consciousness . When , however ...
... regard of the bodily condition affected by mental action . Men were guided in this treatment as though insane persons were conscious of right and wrong , and were to be dealt with as regulated by their consciousness . When , however ...
Page 194
... regard to the constitution of the tribunal , to the class of the litigants , or to the number , nature , and variety of the issues involved , it is manifest that every effort should be made to render the practice and procedure in courts ...
... regard to the constitution of the tribunal , to the class of the litigants , or to the number , nature , and variety of the issues involved , it is manifest that every effort should be made to render the practice and procedure in courts ...
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