The Law Magazine and Law Review, Or, Quarterly Journal of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Butterworths, 1856 - Law |
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Page 46
... existing order of things is matter of notoriety and of no little remark . A daily paper ( Assemblée Nationale ) made some re- marks on the point of law and the judgment , stated to be erroneous , of the Cour de Cassation ; whereupon it ...
... existing order of things is matter of notoriety and of no little remark . A daily paper ( Assemblée Nationale ) made some re- marks on the point of law and the judgment , stated to be erroneous , of the Cour de Cassation ; whereupon it ...
Page 59
... existing Senate . But the answer of the Sovereign addressed is not the same . The tone of the first emperor is distant and haughty ; and in both Bonapartes may be discerned the same contempt of mankind in general , which is , as it were ...
... existing Senate . But the answer of the Sovereign addressed is not the same . The tone of the first emperor is distant and haughty ; and in both Bonapartes may be discerned the same contempt of mankind in general , which is , as it were ...
Page 122
... existing Winding - up Acts are in- adequate and unsatisfactory , the question ought to be separately considered , and treated as a branch of Chancery procedure applicable to companies in certain circumstances . The Com- mittee , in ...
... existing Winding - up Acts are in- adequate and unsatisfactory , the question ought to be separately considered , and treated as a branch of Chancery procedure applicable to companies in certain circumstances . The Com- mittee , in ...
Page 135
... existing statute , which was manifestly imperfect or obscure , should be rewritten , removing the difficulties of the existing law , and adding the effect of decisions on particular branches of it . The Wills Act was taken as a specimen ...
... existing statute , which was manifestly imperfect or obscure , should be rewritten , removing the difficulties of the existing law , and adding the effect of decisions on particular branches of it . The Wills Act was taken as a specimen ...
Page 149
... existing state , and calculated to inflict damage on those who may come in contact with it , is so placed as to be likely to cause injury , the person thus placing it is liable , if injury ensues , to the party injured . " Let us pause ...
... existing state , and calculated to inflict damage on those who may come in contact with it , is so placed as to be likely to cause injury , the person thus placing it is liable , if injury ensues , to the party injured . " Let us pause ...
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