The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 39
... regard which has led to some of the agitation for a change . The cry , it seems to us , comes too late . Private Bill business is not nearly so heavy now as it used to be . A month or six weeks is all that can be counted on as a ...
... regard which has led to some of the agitation for a change . The cry , it seems to us , comes too late . Private Bill business is not nearly so heavy now as it used to be . A month or six weeks is all that can be counted on as a ...
Page 42
... regard to public measures . Indeed , the distinction between private and public measures is mis- leading . In many cases Local Police Acts contain a code . of laws which are as stringent in a certain town , or district as those which ...
... regard to public measures . Indeed , the distinction between private and public measures is mis- leading . In many cases Local Police Acts contain a code . of laws which are as stringent in a certain town , or district as those which ...
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... regard for the form of Law as distinguished from its substance must have welcomed with pleasure the appearance of Mr. Holland's book , for apart from the extreme rarity of a work on this subject in the English language , its author's ...
... regard for the form of Law as distinguished from its substance must have welcomed with pleasure the appearance of Mr. Holland's book , for apart from the extreme rarity of a work on this subject in the English language , its author's ...
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... regard the subject . The observations of Austin were confined to fully - developed legal systems , such as those of Rome or the highly - civilised States of modern Europe , while our great living jurist has entered upon a new field of ...
... regard the subject . The observations of Austin were confined to fully - developed legal systems , such as those of Rome or the highly - civilised States of modern Europe , while our great living jurist has entered upon a new field of ...
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... regard to the account of Fact and its sub - divisions , I have also some objections to make . " Fact " is defined as " a transient cause of sensa- tion , " as opposed to Thing , which is a permanent cause of sensation . Now it is quite ...
... regard to the account of Fact and its sub - divisions , I have also some objections to make . " Fact " is defined as " a transient cause of sensa- tion , " as opposed to Thing , which is a permanent cause of sensation . Now it is quite ...
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