The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 58
... taken away from the sons and be given to the husband , who had a statutory right to administer to his wife's property . " We again say , compare with the above hard case another- namely , that of a hundred thousand pounds devolving upon ...
... taken away from the sons and be given to the husband , who had a statutory right to administer to his wife's property . " We again say , compare with the above hard case another- namely , that of a hundred thousand pounds devolving upon ...
Page 116
... taken part in this description of business . It is material to observe that the system is not wholly new ; exchange operations are as old as commerce — that is , the practice of drawing a bill upon London , and the remittance of a bill ...
... taken part in this description of business . It is material to observe that the system is not wholly new ; exchange operations are as old as commerce — that is , the practice of drawing a bill upon London , and the remittance of a bill ...
Page 118
... taken , notwithstanding the suspension , at little or no discount , and so continued to be taken during the whole period of the suspension ; the public being aware , of course , that every note was covered by at least an equal value of ...
... taken , notwithstanding the suspension , at little or no discount , and so continued to be taken during the whole period of the suspension ; the public being aware , of course , that every note was covered by at least an equal value of ...
Page 120
... taken for final judgment , on the ground of the case being of great importance , or of considerable difficulty , or it may be on both grounds . This is a practice , as it seems to us , always to be carefully avoided — we mean , of ...
... taken for final judgment , on the ground of the case being of great importance , or of considerable difficulty , or it may be on both grounds . This is a practice , as it seems to us , always to be carefully avoided — we mean , of ...
Page 124
... taken into consideration in the years 1585 , 1593 , 1597 , and 1601 , but none of these efforts led to any result . The next step was taken by James I. , who , upon his accession to the throne of England , recommended to parliament a ...
... taken into consideration in the years 1585 , 1593 , 1597 , and 1601 , but none of these efforts led to any result . The next step was taken by James I. , who , upon his accession to the throne of England , recommended to parliament a ...
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