The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1877 - Law |
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Page 99
... rules ; and the conscience has esta- blished precedents which the individual regards as binding upon himself . And there ... rule of law , to be applied . The only purpose which a court of equity can serve is to furnish a remedy which a ...
... rules ; and the conscience has esta- blished precedents which the individual regards as binding upon himself . And there ... rule of law , to be applied . The only purpose which a court of equity can serve is to furnish a remedy which a ...
Page 132
... rules of evidence are founded , contains 908 pages , and refers to about 1,400 cases . " The plan adopted by Mr. Stephen for reducing this unwieldy mass is described in the introduction . First of all , he has cut off the subject of ...
... rules of evidence are founded , contains 908 pages , and refers to about 1,400 cases . " The plan adopted by Mr. Stephen for reducing this unwieldy mass is described in the introduction . First of all , he has cut off the subject of ...
Page 133
... rule covering all the decisions on any particular point of law , will appreciate the difficulty of this task . Like a great deal of the work that is done by lawyers , the worth of the result is in an inverse ratio to its size . Mr ...
... rule covering all the decisions on any particular point of law , will appreciate the difficulty of this task . Like a great deal of the work that is done by lawyers , the worth of the result is in an inverse ratio to its size . Mr ...
Page 134
... rule of importance has been omitted . We have even come across rules which seem to have escaped the notice of some recent writers of text - books . We should say that lawyers , most familiar with the rules of evidence in practice , will ...
... rule of importance has been omitted . We have even come across rules which seem to have escaped the notice of some recent writers of text - books . We should say that lawyers , most familiar with the rules of evidence in practice , will ...
Page 170
... rule , as these writers , following one another , have laid down , signified their assent to it ? to say nothing of ... rules of law , cannot make the law . To be binding , the law must have received the assent of the nations , who are ...
... rule , as these writers , following one another , have laid down , signified their assent to it ? to say nothing of ... rules of law , cannot make the law . To be binding , the law must have received the assent of the nations , who are ...
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