The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 47
... says ( see 5 C.P.D. , p . 287 ) : “ I have tried , as judge , more than a hundred actions of this kind , and the direction which I , in common with other judges , have been accustomed to give the jury has been to the following effect ...
... says ( see 5 C.P.D. , p . 287 ) : “ I have tried , as judge , more than a hundred actions of this kind , and the direction which I , in common with other judges , have been accustomed to give the jury has been to the following effect ...
Page 49
... says ( see p . 604 ) : " Thus it has been laid down that the assignees cannot sue for . . . injury to the person by negligence , as by not carrying safely . " And again ( p . 605 ) : " Thus , in respect of promise , the assignees of a ...
... says ( see p . 604 ) : " Thus it has been laid down that the assignees cannot sue for . . . injury to the person by negligence , as by not carrying safely . " And again ( p . 605 ) : " Thus , in respect of promise , the assignees of a ...
Page 50
... says ( see p . 613 ) : " On the one hand , therefore , we have it established , that by the bankrupt laws it was intended that every right vested in the bankrupt , of which profit could be made , including rights of action , should pass ...
... says ( see p . 613 ) : " On the one hand , therefore , we have it established , that by the bankrupt laws it was intended that every right vested in the bankrupt , of which profit could be made , including rights of action , should pass ...
Page 54
... says : " This is a case in which there could have been no duty but for the contract to carry safely in consideration of a certain payment . The passenger purchases the duty which the law says arises out of the contract : and he has his ...
... says : " This is a case in which there could have been no duty but for the contract to carry safely in consideration of a certain payment . The passenger purchases the duty which the law says arises out of the contract : and he has his ...
Page 86
... is probably owing , he says , to the fact that from the earliest times , the man who found himself unable to speak in defence of his own rights would have recourse to the assistance of a friend cleverer or 86 JUDGE AND LAWYER .
... is probably owing , he says , to the fact that from the earliest times , the man who found himself unable to speak in defence of his own rights would have recourse to the assistance of a friend cleverer or 86 JUDGE AND LAWYER .
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