The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 94
... tion days ; Charles E. Granger and Emlin McClain , both one time Chief Justices of Iowa , and the latter a greater legal scholar , edu- cator and teacher . On the long roll of the Bar of the different States are William L. Moose ...
... tion days ; Charles E. Granger and Emlin McClain , both one time Chief Justices of Iowa , and the latter a greater legal scholar , edu- cator and teacher . On the long roll of the Bar of the different States are William L. Moose ...
Page 104
... tion , or proceeding , which is pending , or may be the subject of contro- versy in any court , no matter where situated . I then proposed , in directing attention to the other phase of " ambulance chasing , " as follows : ( 4 ) Except ...
... tion , or proceeding , which is pending , or may be the subject of contro- versy in any court , no matter where situated . I then proposed , in directing attention to the other phase of " ambulance chasing , " as follows : ( 4 ) Except ...
Page 105
... tion is alone sufficient to wipe out all solicitation of law business by anyone . I suggested this in response to the general principle that champerty and barratry are wrong . That it is wrong to foment and protract litiga- tion . That ...
... tion is alone sufficient to wipe out all solicitation of law business by anyone . I suggested this in response to the general principle that champerty and barratry are wrong . That it is wrong to foment and protract litiga- tion . That ...
Page 116
... tion for the jury , consisted in abandoining this cap in such manner that it was likely to fall into irresponsible hands , thus setting in motion a chain of causation from which might have been reasonably anticipated just such an injury ...
... tion for the jury , consisted in abandoining this cap in such manner that it was likely to fall into irresponsible hands , thus setting in motion a chain of causation from which might have been reasonably anticipated just such an injury ...
Page 146
... tion in the case was the measure of damages charged the Jury in but three words : " Gentlemen , how much ? " THE NEXT of the great Jurists of the World ( see 49 Am . L. Rev. 304 ) is Emerich de Vattel - the Swiss Jurist and author of ...
... tion in the case was the measure of damages charged the Jury in but three words : " Gentlemen , how much ? " THE NEXT of the great Jurists of the World ( see 49 Am . L. Rev. 304 ) is Emerich de Vattel - the Swiss Jurist and author of ...
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