The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 162
... scientific men acting for the plaintiff . The following paragraph relating to the evidence prepared by the defendant cannot be read without pain : " As a proof that white lead from the flue was deposited on the surrounding vegetables ...
... scientific men acting for the plaintiff . The following paragraph relating to the evidence prepared by the defendant cannot be read without pain : " As a proof that white lead from the flue was deposited on the surrounding vegetables ...
Page 165
... scientific evidence , or to endanger the innocent by wicked neglect or presumptuous igno- rance . With an instance of the latter , extracted from Dr. Taylor's excellent treatise , we close our remarks on the subject : — " A lady , in ...
... scientific evidence , or to endanger the innocent by wicked neglect or presumptuous igno- rance . With an instance of the latter , extracted from Dr. Taylor's excellent treatise , we close our remarks on the subject : — " A lady , in ...
Page 245
... scientific aspects and various phases of jurisprudence - to observe the different application of the principles which the systems of both countries have in common— to notice in what instances conflicts of opinion in the courts of ...
... scientific aspects and various phases of jurisprudence - to observe the different application of the principles which the systems of both countries have in common— to notice in what instances conflicts of opinion in the courts of ...
Page 257
... scientific treatment and a practical object are alike observed . In America , where our really good law treatises are certain of being reprinted , " Arnould on Marine Insurance " has already passed through three editions . Sir Joseph ...
... scientific treatment and a practical object are alike observed . In America , where our really good law treatises are certain of being reprinted , " Arnould on Marine Insurance " has already passed through three editions . Sir Joseph ...
Page 345
... scientific neither in its arrangement nor in the treatment of subjects ; but this defect is , in a great measure , counteracted by the simplicity of the alphabetical order originally followed by Mr. Selwyn , and ad- hered to throughout ...
... scientific neither in its arrangement nor in the treatment of subjects ; but this defect is , in a great measure , counteracted by the simplicity of the alphabetical order originally followed by Mr. Selwyn , and ad- hered to throughout ...
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